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Are WKG actually a grain (i.e. wheat, rye, spelt, etc.)?

April 26, 2017actually grain rye spelt wheat wkg

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Are WKG actually a grain (i.e. wheat, rye, spelt, etc.)?

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A. No, the term grains as applied to kefir cultures is due to the look of the culture. In the case of WKG, the culture looks like small mostly transparent crystals that are loose like a handful of grain.