Our7Wonders
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I've been making kefir for a while now. It never gets very thick - I wish it would - but it tastes fine, so I try to be content with it.
My last batch sat a little longer - about 36 hours instead of 24. It actually separated - but didn't smell overfermented - still smelt like kefir. When I was straining it into a clean jar the kefir was very foamy. It actually foamed up and over the jar (was going from a quart jar, into a quart jar and the foam was spilling over since it caught me off guard). Is this normal? I know kefir can sometimes get a little bit of fizzy - is the foam a result of that? The foam wasn't like the milk foam I get when I'm milking - it was bubblier - like, oh, I dunno, maybe like when you pour rootbear over ice cream for root beer floats - that kind of bubblines. I haven't tasted it yet, was just a little gun shy since it went longer than the norm AND foamed up.
Anyone get foamy kefir?
My last batch sat a little longer - about 36 hours instead of 24. It actually separated - but didn't smell overfermented - still smelt like kefir. When I was straining it into a clean jar the kefir was very foamy. It actually foamed up and over the jar (was going from a quart jar, into a quart jar and the foam was spilling over since it caught me off guard). Is this normal? I know kefir can sometimes get a little bit of fizzy - is the foam a result of that? The foam wasn't like the milk foam I get when I'm milking - it was bubblier - like, oh, I dunno, maybe like when you pour rootbear over ice cream for root beer floats - that kind of bubblines. I haven't tasted it yet, was just a little gun shy since it went longer than the norm AND foamed up.
Anyone get foamy kefir?