can you remove the milk container and put back in the fridge, or does it heat the entire container of milk?
1846073
Yes you can put remaining unused milk back in the fridge and it will still be cold. The machine is only going to steam and froth the amount of milk necessary for the particular drink the user asks the machine to make.
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.
1385107
That would be a very bad idea, IMO. It's not meant to function as a milk steamer, and you'd almost certainly gum up the works, perhaps beyond repair. Personally, I heat my milk in the microwave; doesn't froth it of course but gives it a nice flavor.
895282
I do nothing to the starter. I add it straight to the cooled milk. Make sure that the milk is cooled down to the 110 degrees!
149753
I always heat up the milk in a separate container then pour it into the bottle. I've found that that works best.
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.
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.
673748
I have never tried that. What I do is leave a bag/s of frozen milk overnight in the fridge to slowly thaw. I then empty in bottle the next day and then warm it as I need. If I need the frozen bag ASAP, I gently thaw under warm running water. Empty into bottle and warm in the warmer.
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.
945156
I heat the milk to 180 then let it cool to 110 before putting in the starter. I know nothing about unpasteurized milk.
151831
Yes, heat the milk to 180F, then let cool to 110F. The cultures are more active in a warm environment.
1240868
Yes, leaving it until morning is fine as the milk has been cooked and needs to cool. Refrigerate once it has cooled.
1811280
I empty out the milk once a day for the most and clean it off with a cloth + rinse the connectors and the hose.Because of the use I also ad fresh cool milk several times a day, so it never stays for more than half a day or the night over. Try removing the milk every night and rinsing the unit. The milk can be placed back in the refrigerator and added in the morning.This unit works to keep the milk cool BUT I do not think you can substitute a refrigerator with it.
1026951
Sorry, I don't know because I've never had to warm up his milk or anything. My baby drinks his milk straight from the fridge.
1896677
Yes, it does heat the milk. I suggest taking the foamer attachment off - it foams it well enough with out it on.
1620194
I can answer the first two--yes, milk container stores well in fridge, and coffee temp is hot enough. Don't have a plus so don't know how the programming compares--you can adjust the volumes of coffee/espresso dispensed. Includes the machine, the milk jug, a sample pack of a few Nespresso pods, and an attachment for hot water in place of the milk jug.
767764
This appliance does not heat the milk initially. You must do that separately first. It is meant to hold the yogurt cultures at the ideal warm temperature for proper fermentation and then cool them.