How long does it take to warm up 4 oz of milk?
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.
929470
Here is the manual, on the last two pages it breaks down the times for milk/food whether it is in plastic or glass. Hope this helps: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/01/00/00/26/31/36/36/2631363610.pdf
1352917
The directions only say to add to a large glass of milk. I expect that is 8 ounces, but I would find that a bit thick.
1216176
It varies with the beverage and whether or not you used hot water to heat up the mug before you put your beverage into it. Good 4 hours sometimes longer. Imagine it would be shorter time if in a cold area. I keep my car warm.
941808
My experience has been - I have a small whip that fits in my cup and I eke th whip moving quickly as I pour th milk in! I heaT th milk in th Microwave for 2 min- 10 sec - (i use Soy milk)
296899
A very good amount of time! Of course, when I add my cold milk to it, I have to heat it up once again in the m-wave!
918246
What I do is measure out 7 jars of 2% milk in a pot and whisk in 5 Tbsp. of powdered milk. Quickly heat to 180 degrees (I use a thermometer), then quickly cool to 110 degrees by putting the pot in a sink partially filled with ice water. Take a small amount of the cooled milk and whisk it with a small container of plain yogurt (or a jar from your previous batch). Then whisk in the rest of the milk, pour in the jars, and put in the machine for about 12 hours. Done!
1220966
It takes about 25-30 min depending on the type of bottle you're using. I'll say this warmer is more like a "keep it warm while traveling" system rather than warming up something that is cold while you drive. If you're gonna make a long trip can be good if you put it on advance but again if is not a long trip I don't really see the benefit since we can warm up the bottle on water before leaving home. Hope it helps you!
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.
2218953
my husband uses it to warm food from a fridge... fridge keeps food at 40 degrees..... takes about 40 minutes to get it hot..... baby bottle warmed to room temp should take about 15 minutes max..... but you have to put liquid in a glass jar with a tight seal.... do NOT put plastic bottles in here!
1900845
I use my own recipe, which is 4 cups of whole milk, 1/3 cup instant milk and 2 tablespoons of organic yogurt . I warm up the milk so its just warm add the other two ingredients and pour it into a container. Hope this helps you
158151
it should work, it gets warm so the glass bottle will get warm as well. This is what I do because the bottle takes about 15 to 30 minutes to warm up. I have notes of about every how often my baby wants milk and I have noticed is every 2.5 hours to 3 hours. Since the bottle takes 30 minutes AND i have written down my baby's last and every meal. I know when he will be hungry so I start warming the bottle 30 minutes in advance and keep it warm until my baby wakes up. NOW, since I use formula, I DO NOT insert the formula until my baby is ready to eat because sometimes it is too hot and I need some space to put some cold water to make it warm. I always carry a bottle with cold water JUST in case i need to warm it up and it is too hot. God bless all babies. Amen
115275
I don't really know. I do know that as long as the milk is at the right temperature and you warm up the plastic container it seems to hold the heat for a long time. Hope this helps.
306495
You set the time which is kinda a guessing game. Mine takes up to 4 minutes to heat 6 ounces and it is not always consistent. Mine over hearts very quickly and usually powers down before the bottle is even warm.
2056746
If you store the milk in bags, instead of bottles, the bags are best warmed in a bowl of warm water; this goes especially quick, if you store the bags lying flat. I breastfed, and hardly gave bottles, I used my warmer a couple of times, but found it to be unnecessary. Personal preference, I suppose. I had a number of different bottles that I tried, all of them fit in the warmer. Later, I used this a few times to heat up frozen food, it worked well, but I didn't stick with it.
514409
The chevre' that I make takes about an hour to cook the milk and get it ready... Then 24 hrs to cure. Fairly easy and yummy! A gallon of milk renders about two pounds of soft cheese.
1571692
Hmmm...I've never tried to run it that long so I'm not sure. I will say I tried blending a protein drink with milk and twice the amount of protein powder and it got bogged down and a bit warm.
1053840
this warmer i keep on all day. it has a built in timer (on and off). about 20 min till warm cup. if you want a quicker way to warm up your cup just put some water in it and place in the microwave for a min or two.