where to you put to milk?
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In the top section. Read the instructions and watch the YouTube video. It's easy to use and makes good cappuccino!
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I recommend skim milk or low fat only. Microwave the milk briefly (30 seconds) take the plastic air-rator off and keep the nozel in the milk to your desired temp. Then bring the nozel just to surface of the milk and make your foam.
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I use mine to store pumped breast milk, which is warm when I put it in, so I use a small ice pack too. I imagine it would do a good job if the dairy was already cold. It will also depend on the temp outside the unit... if it's really warm, I think you'll need an ice pack, too.
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I always heat up the milk in a separate container then pour it into the bottle. I've found that that works best.
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I still store in bags. I suppose bags vs bottles depends on how much milk you're producing & how fast you go through it.
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Mix water, or milk, or cream, etc., a little at a time until you get the right consistency. It mixes easily and does not lump. It's a good substitute when you don't have fresh, so I keep it on hand.
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Pour the milk in and hit the "on" button. There are two attachments you can use - one to whip and one two stir.
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I only used breast milk which was cold. Warm milk spoils fast so I traveled with cold milk.
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I use two packets for a gallon of milk. Mine comes out like buttermilk or even thicker so I have to shake it to pour. Don't use nut milks because it won't work with those. I always use whole milk from cows without antibiotics, steroids or hormones.
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I use my own recipe, which is 4 cups of whole milk, 1/3 cup instant milk and 2 tablespoons of organic yogurt . I warm up the milk so its just warm add the other two ingredients and pour it into a container. Hope this helps you
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just pour it in the opening in the front. where the wheel of bubble wands are.
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It depends if your baby like the milk cold or warm. You can warm it up in hot water or bottle warmer.
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I don't think it works unless you fill it to the minimum line, but you can put the extra milk in the fridge to use later for something else.
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Yes you can. Pour milk in whatever size container you want to use and then add starter after hearing it up on stove. I would make as much as I could as I eat it with fruit and cook with it too.
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You pour your cold milk into the container and place the whole thing onto the heating element of your choice (gas burner, electric burner, campfire, etc.). When the milk reaches the desired temperature, remove from the burner and using the plunger built into the lid, froth the milk with the lid on. The container does not heat liquid on its own.
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You program how much steamed milk to put in. You can program a little or a lot
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I always heat the milk first. It quickly kills the other bacteria in the milk and allows the bacteria you introduce with the starter material to work properly and more quickly