Where do yo put the milk at???
1669099
You put the milk in the carafe, turn on the steam knob as soon as the coffee starts dripping and hold the carafe to the steaming nozzle to froth the milk.
1669100
You put the milk in your coffee cup and on the side of this machine there's a 'frother' - turn a knob and the frother spits out steam to foam up and heat your milk. Works OK but be really careful not to snak the frother. It's plastic and prone to breAking. Also your coffee cup needs to be not too big or else you'll run into trouble trying to get it out from under the frother tube once the frothing is done.
1669101
You don't put milk in it. There's a steamer on the side, so you steam the milk in a separate container.
1669102
It only makes coffee. You have to steam the milk separately. I did not like this machine, I gave it away.
2104781
Sorry, no place to put ice that I can figure out. I actually purchased it for my s-i-l she needed an egg tray. I've used mine for antipasto's because the version I had didn't have the egg insert but just the glass tray.
1900881
Think of a regular cooler with food in it that is cool, but not cold, and with no ice. If it is hot outside, not long at all. If you unplug it for the evening, keep it shut, and it is not too hot outside, then it will keep reasonable cool (not cold enough for milk, but enough for chees and vegetables). We did this most nights while camping.
1621047
Mine are off a little bit also. I think it's because when pouring into the bag you're putting the milk in a bag, it can move and be squished. If it spread out the pleat in the bottom of the bag and widen the bag, it shows the measurement of the milk to be more accurate. I really just pay attention that I don't fill the bags over the 6 oz mark and I note how much baby drinks from the bottle I pour it into.
1216649
If you don't warm up the milk enough, the fats will stay solid and thus not get transferred into the baby bottle. These fats are important for brain development, among other things, so I just make sure the bags are warmed up enough so the fats are in solution (even if they are still solid, as long as they can transfer out of the bag), then I transfer into a baby bottle, and heat up the baby bottle to the temperature little girl likes best
2001078
I use mine to store pumped breast milk, which is warm when I put it in, so I use a small ice pack too. I imagine it would do a good job if the dairy was already cold. It will also depend on the temp outside the unit... if it's really warm, I think you'll need an ice pack, too.
800766
Thankfully my daughter drinks her milk at room temp. I personally wouldn't since there is a piece that goes in the bottom part that is made out of the same material as the nipple.
1631033
It does foam the milk nicely, but you must store milk in small thermos (included) which needs to be refrigerated at end of day. Nice machine tho!
234102
There is an adapter and ring that allows her to pump into liner. When done she can remove adapter piece and there's a screw on top that attaches to ring to keep milk from spilling. This is how I transport fresh/refrigerated milk to my sitter. She can also freeze milk like this then remove ring & top once milk is frozen. I then put liners of frozen milk into Ziploc freezer bags. Some people also put plastic wrap over the open top to help prevent freezer burn. This way rings are available for use again with pump.
1157069
I thought the same thing. Then I realized that there not actully for storeing. There just baby bottle liners that are made for breast milk. Either way I was not super happy with the product. They didnt fit the bottles well and I found that I was spilling milk as I was always trying to fit the liner over the bottle. I hope this helps. Have a great Christmas.
1083151
Stack 2 gallons of milk and decide based on your child it's not super heavy for a child to jump up to it maybe a small stool needed
1247103
A candy or a meat thermometer works fine. Even if you don't have one, just wait until the milk is almost bubbling. Close enough. As for how long, it really depends.... are you planning to use the stove top or the microwave? Just don't scorch your milk by rushing it.... it tastes horrible.
643988
I pumped into the bottles and then stored the milk in the medela freezer bags. I usually had 2-3 bottles in the fridge ready to go and then I would just freeze the rest. I had ALOT of bottles but that was just my preference because I didn't want to have to wash bottles constantly.
2176932
I started with 10ml-15ml and then just tested the milk to make sure it was hot enough. If it starts are room temp it may be too hot. If it started from fridge temp it should be fine.
356599
I do not mix the milk and keep it in the refrigerator. If you want it cold when you use is, use some ice cubes instead of just water for the same amount of volume. Contact the Meyenberg Company for more information : www.meyenberg.com or 1 800 343 1185
173935
TO JUST HEAT UP MILK NO. MAYBE IF YOU DON'T PUT THE ATTACHMENTS ON.There are 3 settings, High Heat, Regular Heat and No Heat(JUST COLD FROTH). 2 Attachments, one for light froth and other Cappuccino.Has level marker inside to pour milk, very hard to see.BUT I'VE ALWAYS FIND MILK A BOTTOM NOT DONE.MOST OF ALL IT'S VERY HARD TO CLEAN.
135346
Maybe you can get one of the milks from the grocery that come in the glass bottles and use that? Here we have Shatto Milk (I am not sure if it's only local) but something similar?