can I use rice milk instead of regular milk?
2075809
Yes. Your texture would be different. If you can find a rice yogurt from the grocery store you can use that as your starter culture. Otherwise use coconut, almond or soy, then reserve a cup of your yogurt each time you make a batch to use as a starter for future batches.
735712
My daughter used it with Almond Milk and she said it didn't work as well as with regular milk.
602249
Half and half certainly. I cannot be sure about rice milk, but likely depending on its "frothing" potential. Try pouring rice milk from a fair height into a small pot that constricts splatter. If froth appears, even just a little, the answer is yes.
201030
Soy doesn't contribute or cause thyroid problems, it interferes with the medication dosage so your physician needs to know.I haven't tried rice milk yet
1300734
Yes you can substitute low fat, regular milk or even canned milk. Just reduce the amount of water used for the amount liquid milk used.
2217655
You can use them in goat milk right away. Milk Kefir grains can be used in just about any milk, even the soy and nut milks, although they won't "grow" well, if at all, in non-dairy milks. If your intolerance is to lactose, Kefir grains actually eat the lactose (milk sugar) and you end up with something that most lactose intolerant people can then consume.
1596026
Conventional milk from walmart is not successful ... But regular whole milk from my local Braums store was great
475450
You can buy a non dairy version called pre-milk. It's basically milk thats not been through the cow yet. It's often refered to as grass.
2142628
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.
135346
Maybe you can get one of the milks from the grocery that come in the glass bottles and use that? Here we have Shatto Milk (I am not sure if it's only local) but something similar?
2277652
Yes, you may use any type of milk you wish. I've used coconut milk. Note, that creme and regular milk (2%) create the best froth.
1915524
I have not used the powdered rice milk to bake with, but I've use rice milk in the carton to cook & bake with. So I think if you follow the instructions on this powder for making up the milk, you could then use it just as you would skim milk in cooking or baking. The ingredients label doesn't indicate any fat content. I bought it powdered for when I travel, to have a "creamer" for my coffee. At home I use rice milk from the carton, which requires refrigeration after opening. The powder requires no refrigeration, except after making it into milk.
1384007
Yes! You can use any kind of milk (whole, skim, almond, soy). Just make sure to add a couple tablespoons of honey. Or look for a recipe on internet.
1520482
I use almond and whole milk...both are great. The whole milk foams really well when I only do one serving.
174547
Yes milk or water. I've tried tap water, coconut water, coconut milk and 2% milk and made smoothies with it.
201031
Try this web site. It has recipes for rice milk and everything in between:http://www.soymilkmaker.com/recipe.html#howto
495319
Yes, although it will lose some consistency and the taste will be slightly different. If lactose isn't your friend, there are lots of non-lactose milk substitutes you can use, some of which may actually make it taste better than actual milk.