Does it mix well with almond or coconut milk without using a blender?
830394
My cousin uses the blender shaker bottle and almond milk. You have to give it a little shake before each sip. It's truly a preference to almond or coconut milk. I am actually thinking about getting chocolate almond milk to make the drink extra good!
830395
Yes it does. It's a bit grainy. I was so so on the flavor but then again I didn't use a blender. Just used the blender bottle. With ice it might be better.
830396
Yes, it does! I use alomond, coconut, or ancient grain milk and they all mix well. I use one of the plastic shaker cups and it mixes thoroughly.
830397
It works and tastes a lot better with almond milk. I like to blend it with ice for the best texture. It's still not a milkshake creaminess though. Hope this helps!
874007
Yes. I've used it with shredded as well as with chunks. Makes good almond milk as well.
1267781
I use almond or coconut milk and stir by hand. I know an athlete who uses one of those little protein shake mixers, you can usually find one for $15.00 or less.
1495110
I make smoothies in my Ninja with Almond or Coconut Milk and fruit. I put the whey in after putting in the liquid and stir it up before adding fruit and haven't had any problems.
1943000
Yes. It's not as creamy if mixed with water, but it's fine that way. I use a blender for mine, so I don't really know about how well it mixes manually.
2190381
This note is for making coconut milk from dried coconut. I buy finely ground unsweetened coconut in the 12oz bags. I then add the coconut into a vitamin blender. I then add four more cups of water and blend on high for about a minute. Then, I strain the mixture through this nifty nut milk bag. Then, I add a dash of pure himalayan salt and stevia or agave nectar to taste. There you have a recipie for coconut milk. I then dry the remains left in the bag in the dehydrator for delicious almond flour.
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I use almond milk usually. I also use Califia Farms toasted coconut and almond milk and it tastes like a vanilla shake.
2048890
Yes. The frother will froth Almond milk, however, Soy works better. Moreover, I would guess Almond milk's frothing abilities differ by brand. For instance, with Soy, Organic Valley froths better than some varieties of Silk. I just tried the Silk brand Almond milk and the result was acceptable, but nowhere as good as I can get it with Soy. Coconut milk frothes the least well.
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The consistency is comparable to that of Whey Protein. The powder itself is light, fluffy, and airy. The stuff mixes quick and easy with a magic bullet type of blender. I've always used vanilla flavored almond milk as the mixing liquid and that's pretty tasty, you can handle mixing with water if you had to but why is the question.
394674
Haven't tried that but I have used chocolate milk which worked perfectly. I see no reason it wouldn't froth almond milk.
2168104
I would say 'no' because it would not dissolve in water since it is not actually a powder but a very very fine grind. It could probably be used in a smoothie and it would be very good. I use Almond Milk and love it!! You might check you tube for a video making coconut milk, there is one on making almond milk.
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I use water and not milk. Just because less calories for myself. I also mix all things like fruit bananas, berries etc. And yes I use a blender to get a good fine mix. But you can shake it without fruits and drink it but depending on mixer it is a little work to get chunks out.
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If you already have a blendtec or a vitamix and you only want to make almond milk, you absolutely don't need this. I only make almond milk in my vitamix. I use the Soyajoy to cook soymilk (because boiling it on the stovetop became a nightmare), but I then re-blend the soymilk in my vitamix because this thing is worthless as a blender.
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I used unsweetened coconut milk and it seemed to work well. It did turn out a bit grainy so I'm not sure what I did to cause that to happen.
904906
I never tried to make almond milk but it does pulverize things to the point of almost turning onions into a liquid. A blender might be better for almond milk.
1496059
Yes, it does. I blend it everyday with a Greek yogurt and kefir. I do it just with a spoon and small circles. I tried it in a blender and it liquifies the yogurt too much. If you mix it in a blender it will be done in seconds. I use Vitamix. Hope you are using raw milk ( just teasing...I don't touch conventional processed milk). It will make an excellent and mainly nutritious chocolate milk.
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I can only speak for mixing it in a blender. This is unsweetened, so if it was added to milk you would need a sweetener. I have been trying to curb my sugar intake so I add a Tbsp of this to 3/4 c almond milk, (rice, coconut or almond/coconut milk works too) plus 1/2 banana (for sweetener) and blend with cup of ice. Its like a chocolate smoothie. Great for kids too without the added calories. Just recently started trying this recipe with the Navitas Natural pomegranate powder in place of the Cacoa. Yum! Good luck