Can this be used to make cultured butter as that would increase the nutrition.
1123991
I don't see why not - you might want to let the cultures sit in the heavy cream for awhile before you begin shaking it, but it should still work.
1123992
It can but you will need to follow additional steps.The entire process is detailed here: http://www.culturesforhealth.com/how-to-make-cultured-butter/
1859218
Yes it is food grade. So it shouldn't be a problem. Your amond butter may have been just a little dry. Sometimes I have to stir the oils back into it before using almond butter. The oil has no flavor at all from what I can tell.
718730
Yes. I put almonds in it to make almond milk. I just have to add them in with water. If you want to make nut butter you'd have to use the mincer attachment.
201364
While I only use real butter I do not see why not. The idea of a butter bell is to keep butter soft without the spoilage. Just make sure to pack it firmly into the bell and change the water every few days.
661447
I haven't tried to make peanut or almond butter with it, because I use my food processor. But I don't think you should make nut butters with it, because you're not supposed to leave the nutribullet running for more than a minute, and it takes about 12 minutes to make smooth nut butters. Hope that helps!
553376
I have reused the culture a few times. It makes wonderful buttermilk - just make sure you heat the milk to 145 then cool to the recommended temperature or use pasteurized milk otherwise you make get something along the line of Villi.
630325
Hi Isabel, the simple answer to your question is yes. The long answer to your question starts with a question, why would you? To heat the butter oil will break down the nutrient components in the oil and diminish the health benefits of the oil. The oil is best consumed at room temperature and with cod liver oil for the most synergistic effect.Hope that helps. :-)
651796
Yes! Popcorn made with this is just like movie theater popcorn. It is marvelous. My recent purchase was the second one. We never add butter.
511546
It states on the benecol site that yes you can, but must check the nutritional info on the container. Try going to the Benecol site for much more information.
376018
It could grind nuts into a powder or fine grist @ least. As for butter... I'm not surehow it would handle the addition of liquid??? You would then have to PRESS the butter down and into the shoot.
171576
Yes, you can. If you want to add a few drops of carrier oil such as mineral oil, almond oil or another carrier oil.
1034377
I'm sorry I don't have an answer for that. I use it to squeeze butter out of herbs after I cook it.
2113571
I can't imagine why not. I was using Dr Harveys veg to bowl food and adding oil as directed to complete the nutritional balance he recommended. I will say I called the company, and they were totally helpful. I even got to speak with Dr. Harvey, he was full of additional informatiom I didn't even know I needed!
1654038
yes, but you must watch it closely, I made almond butter, it came out very well.
2210509
Yes, I think this would be great for that. Another healthy alternative is grass fed butter, like Kerrygold (from Costco, Trader Joes).
1842180
It works great for making almond butter. It comes out super creamy. I use raw almonds and do not add anything else.
922634
I would not use this grinder to make nut butters. (I make my own nut butters all of the time, in my 14 c. Cuisinart Food processor, which does an amazing job. In my experience, you need at least a 7 cup food proc. to make any nut butter). This little grinder is not meant for the motor to be running for as long as it takes to make nut butter.