could this be used for powdered creamers? would it clog?
1141916
Yes! Even if it clogged, I believe giving it a bit of a shake is all you would need to do.
1141917
Yes, it can be used for powdered creamers. The powdered creamer probably would get stuck in the hinge of the spout and make it hard to open & close.
1141918
I think it would work fine. The opening should be sufficient for the powder to pour through as long as there are no large clumps. HTH
1141919
The spout has two settings: open and more open. The creamer should work if they are a drier powder. If not, it would mean a rinse now and then, I guess.
455584
Not really, I used it for some powdered tea and somehow the top stopped working? Like, I can't drink out of the straw. (The whole reason I brought it, lol) Just make sure you don't put anything with fine grains/granules. So water, regular tea, and coffee would work.
149371
Yes, I think so. I use it to with almond milk to make naturally flavored coffee creamers and I have had to cut down on the amount of coconut I use because it is so intense.
1463300
Probably not, Miriam. I think it would release too much, too quickly. I now use mine for granola--but not for a powder.
661950
I think it would although I've used it only for essential oils. The stem seems large enough for powder to pass through easily, if the powder is dry and not clumpy.
51819
I would say No due to the holes that release the chlorine/Bromine tabs. I think Powder would just dissipate real quick and not release slow as it's intended. Powder is for an instant addition as the Tabs release over time..Other than that if you go Tabs this works perfect, no issues with tipping or anything....Good luck
1201831
I don't see why it couldn't be. Just mix up your powder in a container with water and put it in. The nozzle is fairly large and I've never had it clog up. This is an excellent sprayer.
312626
I have a 'coffee creamer' bowl that is full of the powder - works very well in coffee or tea- just start very small & you will figure out how much to use per cup of coffee or tea.
559985
The shaker and everything will handle it just fine, however the spout is a little small for large chunks of cheese, so it would likely get clogged if you don't break it down small enough, although it has not happened to me yet!
1066952
Possibly. Since the cream has high fat content it's amenable to frothing, however, you'd probably only be able to do a small amount at a time. The frothing mechanism is very small and might get overwhelmed by the thickness of the cream.
2210988
I'm sure it could, but I agree with the others... unless you're grinding a whole bunch of it, it'd just make a mess, and even with a large batch, I don't think you'd get a consistent grind. Better to use a small coffee grinder.
2186209
I doubt that it would work for that because the spray head is fine sized holes and I think the butter would be too thick and clock like my powdered salad dressing mix. Hope this helps.
822620
I was able to fit just a bit more than 1/8 teaspoon of some powdered coffee creamer into one. Should be no problem.
1395258
I'm sure that it can froth powdered milk, since I use it solely for powdered cocoa. I froth in a mug everynight.
74254
I use it for cocoa powder (cappuccino drink), and it works great. Just be careful to keep it in an upright position during storage to minimize excess powder spillage.
721617
It is a very fine powder and I am not sure that you can use that because it may clog or pack in the spreader, I use a small bottle and it keeps clogging with that and I have to shake it down. You might want to get one that is for fine powder spreaders.
1747843
The top has holes of varying diameter that you expose with the rotating top, so it would be fine for powdered sugar. We use ours for cinnamon sugar.