Can you use less than 100 mL and still get good foaming? I'm just thinking that for one cup at a time,100mL is more than I'll use. Or, can I rewhip?
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Yes, you can use less. When I do use less, I do not use the white top so I can get the beater under the surface of the cream.
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What ever you don't use can just go back into the fridge and be re whipped the following day. The milk doesn't change.
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I don't see why not. Honestly, I think the fill line on the pitcher is for maximum fill, not minimum, so you have plenty of room to whip the milk without the foam going over the top. I don't think you'd have as good a result if you rewhip.
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I just checked for metrics - I use a little less than 100 ml and it foams perfect! Yes, I've rewhipped on the rare occasion that I want a second cup, and refrigerated until the next day (& rewhipped).
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I did it once with no problem. You may want to get the 6 cup one, or you will end up doing it in a couple of batches. If you are used to that, then it shouldn't be a problem.
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I transfer about 2 cups at a time to a smaller plastic container and use the smaller container when I shampoo my critters. I am using it on my dogs though so that 2 cups lasts several shampoos. I did notice that in the hot weather it turns liquidy so I am considering using a funnel and pouring it into an empty glue type or cosmetic bottle so I can squeeze it out for shampooing. Might work. Any way we look at it we are going to have to scoop or pour or do something. But I found putting it in a smaller container to scoop from is much less messy. Hope this helps.
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I suggest filling about 1/3 to 1/2, depending on need. Any more and you may have a mess on your hand, as the foaming will add volume.
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Absolutley, you can use any of your favorite liquid soaps with water. It's a 40% soap to 60% water ratio. There is specialty foaming soap out there, but I have never purchased it.
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I never tried that much less. But I would say you must be careful. I have used 1 cup and never had a problem.
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I usually use 1 percent milk and it works great. I'm sure half & half or cream would froth even better. I love it!
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Thank you for the advice! I've tested 2 of the included samples using 9-10oz and using the pulse button and it's not to bad... like I said I'm pretty bland when it comes to my coffee :) I bet a 12gram pod and maybe using pulse will be perfect! There aren't any reusable pods yet for this machine that would let me use my own ground coffee are there?
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Hi there William I did as you asked and filled my Konitz Coffee bar cappuccino cup and that pour itinto the measuring cup....a smige less than 8 oz. Remember though, if you are makinga cappuccino the foam should lay over the top of the cup. Seriously! I do hope this helps.
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The directions say to use nonfat milk, stay away from fuids with oils/fats which disinhibit the foaming.
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If you want foamy - about 1/2 a cup. If you want just heat with a little bit of foam - at least 1 cup to 1 1/2 cup. It is really quick and works good!
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I use the 12 ounce setting. Sometimes I need to stir some undissolved foam powder. Enjoy! (If you like chocolate try the mocha latte, it's delicious too)
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Is the light for heating still red when you run the brew pump? Wait til it goes off to brew. You have to tamp the grind to get a puck. I tamp down pretty hard 3 times. Best foam is dry. Tilt your steam pitcher and just touch the surface of the milk with the steam wand; you want a soft hiss noise, not a gurgle noise. Don't dip the wand tip into the milk unless you want hot milk, not foamed milk. Start with very cold milk, it's the difference in temperature that makes nice dry foam. If finished brew isn't hot enough, put steam tip in the coffee first, and let it run several seconds.
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You can make as many cups as you'd like. I've filled this half-way before using less coffee and it's fine. I've owned this for a few months now and use it regularly, and it has been a great purchase!
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You need a non-foaming solution. I use the ones made for Bissel. I use this one as well Hoover Hard Floor Cleaner, 48 Ounces, AH30100As you only put in about 1 ounce to use, this bottle is 48 uses.
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Just use the car wash liquid straight. The foam master will automaticly mix it for you. I cant remember what the different settings give in ratios but I think the lowest setting is 1-128 and the highest setting is 1-10 and that is 1 oz per gallon of water so the lowest setting is 1 oz per 128 gallons of water and the highest setting is 1 oz per 10 gallons of water. So the gun will dilute it as you would like. But I tend to run mine higher than a manufactures recomended dilution ratio to give a heavier foam. Good Luck
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My personal favorite is a large cup (I like to reuse my Venti size cup from Starbucks) fill it with ice, 1-2 Tbsp of powder (depending on your taste preference), fill with water, stir/shake. Simple and delicious! It's also great with warm milk!