can I use any type of milk
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I use 2% milk - you can use any type of milk but the low fat milk tends to froth better. Some people use soy as well.
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First latte I made I used Almond milk and it tasted horrid. Though I like Almond Milk just fine in my cereal it made the latte' undrinkable. I now use 1% cow milk and its perfect.
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I have used almond, soy and 2% milk and all work, although Almond milk foams the best.
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Yes the thinner the better though (skim/1%) it doesn't recommend half and half or creamer in the pot
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I use almond and whole milk...both are great. The whole milk foams really well when I only do one serving.
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Yes Martin you can use any milk. It says froth volume will vary with the type of milk used. For soy, almond, non-fat milk use less milk to avoid pitcher overflow. I have only used skim so far and I don't fill it all the way to max. I fill it in between the one and two cup line.
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I used almond milk tonight for the 1st time and it wouldn't froth at all. I finished making my latte,though cause I was curious,but it tasted bad..therefore,if you want to use an alternative to cow's milk,choose soy milk. I especially like an unsweetened vanilla kind since I like my drinks sugar-free.
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I don't see why you couldn't. I have used skim, 2% and whole milk and all have come out great.
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I don't see why not, wish i had thought of that,(DUH) it was delicious, but went off before i could use it all!!!Things with a lot of fat in them usually freeze well. i had bought the milk from the same maker, but in very small carton, perfect! thought this was the same size as the milk, didn't read close.
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I always have it with some non-dairy milk & fruit. It's sweet, though, so you don't need a lot of sweet fruit. Bananas work well.
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No, you do not need to use milk. We like hot coffee every morning so we use an electric tea kettle for hot water which we add to 1 measure of coffee in a standard coffee mug (6-8 oz). I have also used cold water for ice coffee. You can always add more coffee if you prefer a larger mug. Cool Brew is a great coffee especially because there is little to no acid to upset stomach.
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You can use any milk so I guess it would be okay if it is raw. then yogurt actually "cooks" for'10 hours so I don't guess it would be raw anymore???
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I do not know if you can make Malted Milk. I just use is as a sweetener. Tracy
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Yes, I always use it with milk.. Regular milk works best. I have used almond milk also but it doesn't turn out as well.
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With milk, all flavors are good! If you use water, blend it, I think vanilla is the best though
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Yes you may. Needless to say, you need to make sure it's in the ice cream milk state.
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Yes you can, and you can use natural yogurt 1 sp, and warm up You milk, they grow very fast
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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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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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The container says its your own preference. Milk or water. I use hot water more so. You can even make ICE CHAI with it ,which I like in the summertime ;-p
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Im sure you can. Ive always mixed mine with whole milk. Just make sure you stir it good because it doesnt mix very well
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I have not tried to use soy milk because I should not drink soy milk due to history of Breast cancer.. But I used skim milk, 2% milk, or almond milk.It works great! Only thing that you need to do is clean the bottom of frother well right away after using it.
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You should be able to use goats milk and yes you do need a starter. You usually just add 1 cup of yogurt to the milk to act as a starter.
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Yes; however, the yield on your cheese will be incredibly small. Use whole milk for cheese production.