Steamed milk leaves me with a bad aftertaste - Page 2
- another_jim
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Have you drunk the milk straight? Big changes from taste to aftertaste is more a coffee than a milk thing.
Jim Schulman
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I would also compare the following:
a cup of the water from the source (tap?)
a cup of water from the portafilter (no coffee grounds added to the portafilter)
a cup of water that was steamed using the wand (heated to your usual milk temperature)
You'll probably want to cool the later two back down to room temperature for a proper comparison.
I've personally run into foul aftertastes when steaming milk that had added nutrients like omega3 and DHA, but it sounds like you already ruled that out with a variety of milk sources.
a cup of the water from the source (tap?)
a cup of water from the portafilter (no coffee grounds added to the portafilter)
a cup of water that was steamed using the wand (heated to your usual milk temperature)
You'll probably want to cool the later two back down to room temperature for a proper comparison.
I've personally run into foul aftertastes when steaming milk that had added nutrients like omega3 and DHA, but it sounds like you already ruled that out with a variety of milk sources.
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Drained and refilled steam boiler. Soaked wand and steam head for a while in rinza. Problem solved
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Sounds good. Glad you were able to solve the problem.
Rocky
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Thanks to everyone for all the good suggestions