can you make coconut milk with it
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Greetings! Yes! :) I've "juiced" coconuts many times. Absolutely delicious! Crack open the coconut, drain the water in a blender (I have a vitamix)....make sure the water is clear, not cloudy. Crack out pieces of coconut, put in blender with coconut water, rough chop/blend. Feed into the tribest and watch as the milk pour out. Yummy. I freeze the dry pulp in ice cube trays and use when blending smoothies....great fiber. I absolutely love my tribest. The banana and peach "ice cream" is amazing. I keep frozen fruits in the freezer to make the ice cream or sorbets. Hope this helps. Greetings! Yes! :) I've "juiced" coconuts many times. Absolutely delicious! Crack open the coconut, drain the water in a blender (I have a vitamix)....make sure the water is clear, not cloudy. Crack out pieces of coconut, put in blender with coconut water, rough chop/blend. Feed into the tribest and watch as the milk pour out. Yummy. I freeze the dry pulp in ice cube trays and use when blending smoothies....great fiber. I absolutely love my tribest. The banana and peach "ice cream" is amazing. I keep frozen fruits in the freezer to make the ice cream or sorbets. Hope... » Read More Greetings! Yes! :) I've "juiced" coconuts many times. Absolutely delicious! Crack open the coconut, drain the water in a blender (I have a vitamix)....make sure the water is clear, not cloudy. Crack out pieces of coconut, put in blender with coconut water, rough chop/blend. Feed into the tribest and watch as the milk pour out. Yummy. I freeze the dry pulp in ice cube trays and use when blending smoothies....great fiber. I absolutely love my tribest. The banana and peach "ice cream" is amazing. I keep frozen fruits in the freezer to make the ice cream or sorbets. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I have never made coconut milk with it but have seen video of it being done on you tube. Check out Discountjuicers on you tube.
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Greetings! Yes! :) I've "juiced" coconuts many times. Absolutely delicious! Crack open the coconut, drain the water in a blender (I have a vitamix)....make sure the water is clear, not cloudy. Crack out pieces of coconut, put in blender with coconut water, rough chop/blend. Feed into the tribest and watch as the milk pour out. Yummy. I freeze the dry pulp in ice cube trays and use when blending smoothies....great fiber. I absolutely love my tribest. The banana and peach "ice cream" is amazing. I keep frozen fruits in the freezer to make the ice cream or sorbets. Hope this helps.
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I am afraid I do not know the answer, as I have not baked with it. I can tell you that he texture of the coconut creme is harder than a regular creme. I would probably try coconut milk first.
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I haven't been able to using coconut milk. It simply separates the water and the yogurt floats on top. Using organic goats milk it is like thick buttermilk or sour cream after you've used a bit and you mix the the separated parts. I followed the booklet to a T and its not thick, but still good.
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I make coconut milk yogurt using my home made coconut milk. Do like you would with regular milk but add a thickener like tapioca starch. Gelatin works but I don't like what it's made of. Below is where I got my original info from.http://www.culturesforhealth.com/make-coconut-milk-yogurt-recipe
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Yes, I think so. I use it to with almond milk to make naturally flavored coffee creamers and I have had to cut down on the amount of coconut I use because it is so intense.
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I'm not sure. theoretically if the coconut was fry enough and in small enough pieces I would think you could. I've never tried this so I don't know. You may want to contact the company and ask them.
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I make it with water as a "coffee or tea" and also add it to protein shakes so I would say yes you can make it with milk if you want to. I love it hot like a coffee.
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It can be - but it depends upon how much you use. 2 tablespoons of paste to one can of coconut milk will give you a very mild, flavorful sauce for your curry. If you want more fire, we sometimes use the entire can with two cans of coconut milk. Experiment with the ratio and you'll find what works best for you.
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I believe it would work, but I haven't tried it for that. I did make homemade coconut milk Ranch dressing with it and it worked like a charm!
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There will be a significant solid chunk of coconut cream in the can (the good stuff!). This allows you to just use that for whipping or thickening foods but if you want the whole can, you can shake it but there will still be some chunks. I find a whisk will do a decent job but if you want a completely smooth milk, you'll need a blender, mixer, etc. to get it smooth. You can also warm it slightly which will also help blending. Hope that helps.
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I've read that it can make coconut milk kefir quite nicely, but that soy milk and true-nut milks may not work as well. This person has good info on how to make it, etc:http://www.culturesforhealth.com/coconut-milk-kefir-recipe(Coconut milk can also be used with the kefir "water-grains" to make fermented coconut milk.)
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There should be no problem with that. I mix it in my hot coffee, and it works great as a creamer, and adds a bit of sweetness and coconut flavor. Enjoy!
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I've only made with soy milk, which already has sugar in it. I imagine the little bacteria would love a bit of sugar! If I was to try, I would start with only a teaspoon dissolved in the coconut milk. Good luck!
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I think it can. I have only made soy and almond milk, but rice milk would be fine too. There are not a lot of instructions when you get it, so look on line.
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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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Yes, it will. Just take the cream off the top of 2 cans of coconut milk once they're cold. Keep the coconut water for smoothies or to drink. Whip the coconut cream til it's like whipped cream. That's it!
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I froth coconut milk, one can whole coconut milk and one can water. Keep it in a jar in the fridge.