can i dehydrate milk
640557
Needs a roll-up tray. The trays which come with the unit are porous for even drying. I have never attempted.
1669101
You don't put milk in it. There's a steamer on the side, so you steam the milk in a separate container.
81031
I froth coconut milk, one can whole coconut milk and one can water. Keep it in a jar in the fridge.
1674546
You can use either. I use water cause I can't do regular milk and also because I add powdered wheatgrass and gelatin to it.
1493996
No, it is not recommended. Heat the milk in a mug in the microwave then pour it into the frother.
1933060
Yes, and I prefer it to Milkies. Much easier to use and clean, and less risk of spilling. I can wear it at night while I sleep and have 2+oz of milk in the morning!!
1665417
I assume you're asking if you can froth the milk, use some of it and store the remainder in the refrigerator to re-froth later. I would think you could providing the humidity in the refrigerator wouldn't ruin the machine. I would go to the manufacturer on this one.
252399
i have used my own recipes and they work well. I have not yet used liquid milk but I think it will work fine.
151831
Yes, heat the milk to 180F, then let cool to 110F. The cultures are more active in a warm environment.
823110
Hello!You can definitely dehydrate your own cereals/grains/oats. Here are a few recipes:http://www.yumuniverse.com/2012/05/24/better-than-boxed-strawberry-oat-breakfast-cereal/http://www.food.com/recipe/raw-vegan-quot-toasted-quot-apple-cinnamon-cereal-dehydrator-492063http://theblissfulchef.com/2012/08/guest-post-tips-for-using-your-dehydrator-and-raw-buckwheaties-cereal/Just a few examples! You can definitely dehydrate the fruit to go in the cereal :-)Hope this helps!
1713043
If you had ice packs in with the bags of milk, yes you could do two days. However without ice packs I wouldn't store milk in it for more than a few hours especially in hot temperatures.
1339512
I believe that you still have to bring the temp of the milk up to 180 degrees, but I am not absolutely certain with "raw milk" - I do not know if there are inherent bacteria in this milk that would cause a problem. I suppose you could try a batch without heating the milk, and see if it curdles or remains in a liquid form. I am cautious about this, as it would make you ill!
1330677
You certainly can. Most milk sold in stores is fine. I read that Walmart milk doesn't work as well. The best milk I got was from Price Chopper. I also purchased calcium chloride to add to my milk. Google it for more info.
1771908
No. It's not a traditional dehydrator. It's for making chips, and does a great job for that.
741869
No, don't put any milks in the reservoir ; ) The milk is a heat treated milk sealed in T-discs, just like your coffee. You will place it in your brewer head & brew just as you would a coffee T-disc.
252394
I never use dried milk. I had a breadman for years and never used dried milk and water. I use not only different bread machine books but even regular bread recipes for the dough cycle. I just used it to make my Easter bread with my grandmas recipe. Just do dough so you can bake the special breads right. The machine is great for mixing, kneading and rising. I never do by hand anymore because it closely monitors the rise.
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it says you can do it, but I haven´t try it. I have try skim milk and it worked but takes longer.