I like my steamed milk very hot. I see this created a somewhat lukewarm milk - is it possible to just run it 2 or 3 times to keep heating up the milk?
1973204
No it won't work, it has a heat sensor so if it's already warm the machine won't work
1973205
No. It will only reheat the milk when its temp has fallen and will heat it up again to the same point. By the way, the milk is steaming at the end of the cycle. How hot do you want it?
1973206
No, it is not designed that way. It heats to 160 to 170 F and that's good temp. for coffee.
1973207
You can not reheat the milk once it has been heated. To get the best results you need Cold and Fresh milk.
171560
You can have either hot milk or cold milk. There's only one button. To get hot milk you simply fill to the max line, plug it in, put the lid on and press the button. It stirs and heats up the milk. If you use the whisk attachment, you'll get more foam. If you use the smaller attachment, you will have much less foam for lattes.
2082616
This machine wasn't made to boil milk - only water so I don't know if this would work to heat up milk. When I'm boiling water for a cup of tea, after the water has reached the boiling point - approximately 5-10 seconds later it shuts off. During that time the milk may get scorched.
767767
you need to heat the milk on stove first. i tried my second batch with plain Fage greek yogurt.I warm the milk as recommended. Turn out very well. i set the temp.to 7 hours. It is very simple to use.Great machine. I would recommended this machine.It is easy to use.
78690
All you do is pour the milk in and push the button. It heats and froths at the same time, leaving a layer of foam on the top. It shuts off automatically. I usually push the button three times because I like my milk fairly hot!
2003432
Yes you have to heat the milk up first. I don't think any of them do this step. I found it was easiest to just zap it in the microwave. It took a few tries to figure out how long to zap it but now I have a routine and it's not hard.
364529
I can only speak to heating milk for coffee. It works very well, heating the milk to 150 degrees.
767765
you need to heat the milk on stove first.i tried my second batch with plain Fage greek yogurt.I warm the milk as recommended. Turn out very well. i set the temp.to 7 hours. It is very simple to use.Great machine.I would recommended this machine.It is easy to use.
171559
I've found that there are different opinions of what is hot. When I order steamed milk or hot chocolate I ask for extra hot as I otherwise consider it warm that said, what I do with my Froggers is run twice but don't usually need a full froth the second time around. I'm also careful to watch on the second froth that it doesn't foam over.
689401
You program how much steamed milk to put in. You can program a little or a lot
1630378
No, you can't pull a shot and steam milk at the same time. I would advise you do not buy it. It might last a year befor it stops working, but I wouldn't count on it.
1417279
I've never had a problem with the temperature of my coffee & steamed milk. Neither has anyone else who has had a coffee from my machine. It sounds as if your machine might be defective.
1603206
Not sure but I think it is steam. I cannot get the milk to foam, it just heats up, can you help with this problem?
148226
Absolutely! I put it on a medium heat and wait until it just starts to steam - fat free milk, believe it or not, foams the best. After ten pumps, let it sit about 2 minutes then take the top of and swirl to incorporate all the foam. I actually even put the coffee in with the milk and it is like dessert!
1385107
That would be a very bad idea, IMO. It's not meant to function as a milk steamer, and you'd almost certainly gum up the works, perhaps beyond repair. Personally, I heat my milk in the microwave; doesn't froth it of course but gives it a nice flavor.
1935925
Mine heats the milk to about 120 degrees...about 50 degrees too low for my taste.
2165119
Run the wand and whisk under water just before placing in your hot milk. It will make it easier to clean afterwards.