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• Some mothers have a higher level of an enzyme called lipase is their milk. While this is normal, it can cause expressed milk to be sour smelling or tasting. • If this happens, try scalding your expressed milk briefly before cooking and storing. There is no way to reverse the souring once is has occurred.
