Must the milk be heated or can you use it in cold milk
1030703
You actually can put it in normal cold milk. Just make sure you stir it well. :D I prefer using itin warm milk with some cinnamon and honey.Enjoy it however you want! ^_^
1030704
Ive never used it in cold milk...maybe if you whisked the snot out of it, it would take cold milk. Golden milk is the best way to take it, and tastes good:)
1030705
I just put it in a capsule for myself and sprinkle it on my dogs food. Never heard of putting it in milk
1189345
Yes, I have. It works just fine. I warmed the milk because you can either froth milk using cold OR hot, depending on your preference. I LOVE this frother!!
929469
Are you heating formula or breastmilk? Also, depends on if it is cold or not. For breastmilk out of the fridge I have my warmer set at 3:25, it comes out perfect every time. I think with formula you will have to warm it longer, but not sure. You would have to play around with it. To make sure it heats consistently every time, make sure you clean it every few weeks and your warmer will work great. Also, there is a list on the back of the warmer for a guide on how long milk/food take to heat.
775951
Can't you just let it cool down? then put in the fridge and you have cold soy milk.
363171
Primarily, I use this cold, so keep it in the freezer all the time. If you want it warm, put it in the microwave. By the way, this is a sturdy product which has lasted a long time.
151825
I always heat the milk first. It quickly kills the other bacteria in the milk and allows the bacteria you introduce with the starter material to work properly and more quickly
151828
Yes, the milk needs to be heated first to make the yogurt. I believe it needs to be heated to about 185 degrees. Usually there are instructions on the yogurt culture powder bottle that you need to buy.
1896681
Yes it heat and foamed the milk but mine only lasted a few months and then quit working. I wouldn't buy it again. Wasn't worth it.
1517264
I love this machine BUT I would not use milk in the hot shot. I believe its too hot and milk might plug up the system if not cleaned out immediately.
1684288
I wouldn't. The bottom surface area is small so it would get very hot very quickly. With the frother the heat conducts outwardly to the container quickly as the milk heats. If you heat it from the outside in the milk might not warm before the unit becomes unmanageably hot.
1475925
I heat my milk in the microwave (in a pyrex measuring cup) before frothing and it works just fine. I don't want to add cold frothed milk to my hot coffee. Just keep in mind that the milk volume will almost double, so the container you froth in needs room to allow for this. This is handy to take on trips too. Even camping
1896677
Yes, it does heat the milk. I suggest taking the foamer attachment off - it foams it well enough with out it on.
1788963
I tried it with cold milk, then with hot and it seemed to work better using hot milk. The only other thing I can think of is that you might be stirring yourcoffee after the milk is added. I wouldn't.
1610917
If you are wqilling to put a little ice in it. perhaps......if the milk is cold when you put it in it will not be hot at the six hour mark
1339514
I absolutely do NOT pre-heat my milk. That would completely negate the purpose of using raw milk. I do bring it gently to around 100 degrees, stirring constantly so none of the milk gets warm too fast -- it takes a while, and you have to be careful not to go over 105 degrees, but that's the only heating/warming I do. I've never had a batch go 'off' using the Dairy Connection cultures.
1189348
Sarah, yes I can warm the milk/cream. I love this frother, would recommend it for sure!
581151
Yes there is just a heated milk option. You can also keep the milk cold and just froth.