Can you skim or fat free milk, or lactose free and still have it froth?
345907
Yes you can. As a matter of fact, the lower the fat content, the more dense and long lasting the foam.
1534505
Yes. The blender will foam the milk to quickly and not give you the control you need.
81030
Yes! Soy, rice, almond, cow, goat, llama, whatever you like. As long as your liquid has some protein in it, you can make a froth.
248404
I do not know as I don't have the frothing disk attachment. I'm guessing it would be fine and that they mean it works better when using milk to make cocoa vs water??
1066952
Possibly. Since the cream has high fat content it's amenable to frothing, however, you'd probably only be able to do a small amount at a time. The frothing mechanism is very small and might get overwhelmed by the thickness of the cream.
2067917
Yes. There is a setting to only get only frothed milk as well as the cappuccino setting that is milk froth and espresso.
179180
sure, may not be as 'full' as other milks but you can; I just started using non sweetened soy milk from Trader Joe's the dream milk type, and boy, that froths the best and tastes way better than I thought it would
1896682
Yes, it will beat milk or if you leave the frother attachment in, it will froth well. It sometimes depends on the milk, but almond and soy work every time!
179182
Nope. Neither can it froth coconut milk, though it'll heat both. Someone told me they were able to froth soymilk with it, though. I've had success with both freshly opened single-serve cartons of Horizon Organic 1% and Fair Life (Fair Oaks Dairy's protein-enhanced reduced-sugar lactose-free) 2%--provided I first chill the Aeroccino by letting ice cubes sit in it for a minute or longer before dumping them out. Nespresso advised me to use Horizon Organic 1% that was no older than three days past opening--but darned if I was going to waste a half-gallon of milk.
1810120
Sorry to get back to you late. I haven't tried almond milk but it works great with 2% and Soy milk, so I would think it would have no problem. As long as its still a liquid and not a pulp. But it is really strong, for example if you have it going and you touch the bottom it'll buzz your finger, and keep going. It doesn't stop easily. I've whipped through a marshmallow, thick coco powder, its fast enough to create froth so I think it should work for your purposes. I hope this helped! :)
750618
I used whole milk and it frothed very well. It is a denser froth than that from a low fat milk.
581154
Yes, you can. You need to use the heating only disc attachment instead of the frothing disc.
179179
I have had no success with anything except 2% cow's milk. I have tried whole milk (no) and 2% plus a tiny bit of a non-dairy creamer (no). I think I even tried 1% milk, but don't remember. Never tried almond milk, which sounds delicious, so based on my experience I would say no. Maybe I will try it in the near future and then let you know. It would be interesting if it did froth. There's always the hand-held frother which works with everything! '
205161
it says you can do it, but I haven´t try it. I have try skim milk and it worked but takes longer.
1989987
Depends on the fat content and temperature of what you are frothing. If the milk boils it won't froth. Also full fat froths better than low/fat free. Don't think it was meant to form peaks...just froth. Hope this helps.
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The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should easily be able to achieve the result you desire. The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should... » Read More The BMF600XL Milk Cafe® frothing results differ depending on the ingredients used. For example, adding dense ingredients like thick syrups, heavy powders and large flakes can significantly reduce the amount of foam. For optimum froth, do not exceed the 16 fluid ounce / 500ml max capacity. There are measurement markings inside the milk jug. Always use cold, fresh milk. Pour frothed milk promptly to avoid the milk from separating. Frothed milk that is not used immediately should not be reheated. With the option of a cappuccino disc or latte disc as well as temperature controls you should easily be able to achieve the result you desire. « Show Less
1395257
Sorry, never tried milk from milk powder. I suspect that it would behave the same....you can froth in the mug itself. My wife uses a small mason jar to froth the milk and then add on top of her coffee. My wife loves this and won't ever go without again!