I drink bulletproof coffee with MCT oil, butter, and heavy whipping cream. Would it froth that combination?
803104
It certainly would aerate it and make it lighter but not sure how much froth. If the mixture could be frothed with your electric beater it would with the frother as well! Picture it as a very mini liquid beater. Hope this helps.
148226
Absolutely! I put it on a medium heat and wait until it just starts to steam - fat free milk, believe it or not, foams the best. After ten pumps, let it sit about 2 minutes then take the top of and swirl to incorporate all the foam. I actually even put the coffee in with the milk and it is like dessert!
953473
Yes. The coffee needs to be hot to melt the oil, if it isn't hot enough, the oil won't melt and you get chunks of solidified oil. It doesn't need to be so hot that it would burn you if you drank it. The oil will sit on top of the coffee and almost looks like a pool but you just need to stir it again. Doesn't have any impact on the taste of the coffee at all. It works in hot tea as well.
1996896
never tried it but I absolutely love the froth it makes with my skim milk in the mornings!
388804
Yes, if you want to use it for your Bulletproof coffee it is great for that.
1385108
I'm sure you can, but I'd make sure you clean it well afterwards. They make a frothed that I think might serve you better with milk.
1804798
I always use 1% milk and while it doesn't froth as great at 2% -- it foams and stays foamy all the way while I drink my coffee and I spoon some out at the end to eat! Maybe you are putting too much milk in the foamer. Fill it to the bottom line not the top one!
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I always add cream and sugar, and with that combination I would say no.If it is when having a straight cup of coffee it should be minimal.Cream is not going to take that much of an edge off it, and with creamit still has a nice bite, but it's not an acidic bite.
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I use this almost exclusively as a coffee, cocoa and tea creamer - yes, it is clumpy but this is what I do: add about 1/4 cup of hot water to the mug, add your desired amount of coconut powder (I use up to a TB), froth with a hand held milk frother wand until the clumps are smoothed out, (10 to 30 seconds) then add coffee to the top of the mug. Delicious and creamy and frothy. I recently purchased a nespresso milk frother for my coconut powder because I plan on using it as a creamer forever! It has a great froth and it's delicious with coffee, tea and cocoa.
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Im not sure if it is or not. I just use this mct oil in my bullet proof coffee
116686
I used creamer but not that much. It turns into more froth that you'd expect
407896
For me, it's about 10-15 mins.. I use it in the morning before I go to work.. The great thing about MCT oil, the medium chain fatty acid goes directly to the lever, results is energy.. I add it to my coffee in the morning (make sure you use a protein shaker with a little medal ball, and shake it)this breaks up the oil, and no grease layer in your drink.. For my second cup of coffee I use coconut oil, to get all the goodness that coconut oil does for you, plus a scoop of protein powder.. Hope this helps..
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yes I do it all the time,,, the only thing you have to remember is whether hot or cold,,only feel the container to 3/4 full or it may spill over, which is understandable.. there is a natural lift to the product when spinning. If 3/4 full,, when it spins it will look like the container is full.. so if you fill it to the top, when it spins,,all the liquid or food has to go somewhere, plus you don't want it burning out the motor either.. but yes,, you can make bulletproof coffee in it.
894709
I usually use 1 percent milk and it works great. I'm sure half & half or cream would froth even better. I love it!
2037835
I bought two of these, one for a gift (which friends loved!) and an extra I may gift as well. The one that I've used for years does make a wonderful thick rich froth for coffee, I guess if you pump fo longer it would make whipped cream.
358694
Yes, it will. Just take the cream off the top of 2 cans of coconut milk once they're cold. Keep the coconut water for smoothies or to drink. Whip the coconut cream til it's like whipped cream. That's it!
81030
Yes! Soy, rice, almond, cow, goat, llama, whatever you like. As long as your liquid has some protein in it, you can make a froth.