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In action: https://youtu.be/eVQDUoD_cJY?si=qNL3NZNQPGJCHMPn&t=40 https://youtu.be/eVQDUoD_cJY?si=qNL3NZNQPGJCHMPn&t=40

• metadat 2y ago
  Wow, to my surprise, the sound is incredibly annoying and stress-inducing. At first I wasn't sure if it's some kind of poor-taste soundtrack, but that is only the background tune. The tap tap tap is the stainless steel device. Edit: @hombre_fatal - Steel on steel will always clang.
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  • genewitch 2y ago
    it's supposed to be alarming, so you can go turn the heat down once something starts boiling enough to boil over. Similar to a stove-top pressure cooker, you have to wait for the sound to know where to set the heat.
  • bayindirh 2y ago
    I use a glass milk watcher while boiling milk for making yogurt, and the clak (not clank) sound is not that stress inducing. On the contrary, it's a heartbeat which says that your milk is safe from boiling over and tasty yogurt prospects are still strong. I think it's a matter of getting used to it.
    • ano-ther 2y ago
      Do you still have to stir to keep the milk from sticking to the bottom of the pot?
      • bayindirh 2y ago
        If your milk has around 3.3% fat, no you don't. I didn't try with milk with >5% fat yet.
        • ano-ther 2y ago
          Thank you!
  • space_oddity 2y ago
    Stress-inducing that's the right word to describe it
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• dredmorbius 2y ago
  <https://yewtu.be/watch?v=eVQDUoD_cJY&t=40 https://yewtu.be/watch?v=eVQDUoD_cJY&t=40>
• space_oddity 2y ago
  Thank you for the video. The sound would definitely make me come and stop it.