Can we use it for dairy?
306612
Do you mean that you want to leave milk in it all day? I wouldn't. It doesn't keep it hot or cold. And, as the previous poster says, it is very hard to clean and you will get mild solids in the lid that won't come out.
1297215
I would think so. My husband tells me that he used in around the cows when he worked on a dairy farm.
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.
1900711
Yes; however, the yield on your cheese will be incredibly small. Use whole milk for cheese production.
271912
I don't see why not. I haven't used it for anything besides dough, but it works well for mooshing stuff.
1051768
I would not use it for that, it has a very eggy taste. Try almond milk, then flour, back in milk, breadcrumbs.
2047228
I think so. I've whipped coconut cream with it. Haven't tried yet with dairy whipping cream.
1257588
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.
394677
It works with any type of milk. But take into account that it has a different density and might not produce good foam.
919680
I think you should play on the safe side and contact the company, there may be something that reacts with dairy products that makes it unsafe. I wouldn't trust a consumer answering this question if I was you.
840792
Sure you can but there are not separate controls so I think the cheese would get too hot. Or the oil might be too cool. We haven't tried using oil yet. Maybe someone else has?
890049
YES!!! I bought it just for that and it absolutely works wonderfully!! The key to the coconut cream is that it needs to be room temperature before you try to dispense of it, otherwise you will use up all the nitric. I discovered if you have stored your coconut cream in the iSi in the refrigerator and want to use it quickly, running it under hot water for a minute helps speed up the process, but DO NOT heat up too long or it will just create a runny mess. NOTE: If you try to dispense and you hear a airy noise and no cream...STOP and wait till it warms up a little more or you will use up all of the nitric. Another note: Buy a lot of nitric! The instruction manual tells you what fat content something needs to have in order for the iSi to work...it is not just for cows milk!
2057034
Hello, I don't see why not. I've used it for making yogurt before. Not by itself, but I have made yogurt with all dry milk and then 1 cup of cream before from a recipe and it turned out fine. Dry milk is used to make yogurt thicker, and many recipes call for adding some quantity of nonfat dry milk if you want thicker yogurt...
1502870
Yes... in the booklet that come with it (or in my case I had to request the book sent in snail mail) says you can use Soy or Almond milks also,that will be my next project to try making the yogurt with Almond and soy milks.
861545
I'm not quite sure actually. I havent tried putting dairy products in it. But I would guess it won't spoil ur dairy products bc u can also put hot coffee in it and I'm sure the manufacturer knows that some people like to put milk in their coffee. That's just my personal opinion. Its a good thermos though.
2030116
Yes you can, this was the purpose we purchased it for as a matter of fact. We use it for both mead and beer making.
258156
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.