Can I use this to mix non-instant dry milk powder (lumps up), or a blender...?
193233
I have not tried non-instant milk powder. Sounds like it has the butter fat still in it. I would think warm water would help it mix better (not hot) and a small amt (1/4 tsp) of Safflower Oil (NOT SUNflower oil) would help. Then it would probably mix just fine and leave enough room for the shaking action.
193234
I can tell you that I use it every day for a protein shake/Visalus/Beachbody and it works great. That powder texture and consistency is the same. So, I'd say SHAKE WELL.
252395
I use my own recipes and have never used powdered milk. I have substitued dill pickle juice for the water when making my dill bread but that is, again, from one of my own recipes.
2275744
You can, but it'd be easier pre-mixed. Theres just not a lot of room if you have it full for shaking/mixing. Seems like the powder gets stuck up in the nipple once you go to shake, so I would mix with a knife before putting nipple on and then shaking.
603682
We use it to mix powders with water, milk or other juices. Have never used it with just water. I would think there would be no difference in taste but never tried it or purchase the device for that reason. It does work great for what it was intended for however.
1683430
Well , not sure...I never frothed milk. It doesn't really whip air into the food which is what I'm guessing is needed. It kind of makes a suction to the bottom of what you're using it in. If you lift it it makes a mess ! I've used it for mixing my powdered protein shake and mashed potatos so far. Thats the best I can help you.
2054220
I don't see why not. I used it to make pumpkin pie with fresh pumkin that I cooked. I mixed it with sweetened condensed milk and it came out so creamy.
1864960
it's kinda slimy and I imagine the powder would bunch and not blend, It depends how you apply your powder.
1875088
Yes, a smaller unit does that. But I haven't used it yet. If it's anything like the larger blender, it should be good!
104030
It would probably be okay to use for liquids or cremes. Not sure it would be the best tool for powders because of it's density. Hope this helps.
1705916
I have never had a problem with "mixing" it, although I've only done it in a blender with fruits, and not just shaken it up manually.The taste is fine. Sorry but I did not read any of the reviews you refer to. Vanilla is an option if you're concerned about liking the unflavored one.
1009603
Yes, it does for mixtures like Instant Breakfast, powdered Chai latte mix. However don't expect it to create foam.
267776
I own this blender, however only have used it to crush ice and make smoothies. Sorry can't answer your question really, however it looks like perhaps you may do as you say, hold something at a different level or some action such as that.
228055
Mix it in a blender! Always it will turn just about anything into a shake, or tastes like a shake!
1691106
I use a Magic Bullet mini blender and it turns the protein powder and whatever liquid (I use almond milk) into a milkshake-like consistency. I've done it this way since I started drinking Spiru-Tein (which I love) and have never had a problem with lumps or needed to strain it. Any blender, large or small, would do the trick. Hope this helps.
367368
Have not used it for this purpose, but would suggest trying a small quantity of mini ice cubes, remember, this is a light duty blender.
394536
I use a blender bottle to mix this. Give it a vigorous shake for 30 seconds or so and it's believed thoroughly
1395259
I don't know about milk from milk powder but I do know you can froth skim milk. I would guess you could froth milk from milk powder as well. I warm my creamer in a mug in the microwave and froth before adding it to my coffee. It's great.