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I would not use this method with a glass jar. I've tried this in the past and have had the bottom of jar pop off clean and had milk all over the kitchen floor. Better to use a thermos or something.
Yes I have done this with a Mason Jar exactly this way and it worked perfectly!!!!!!👨🍳👨🍳
But you cant do latte art with it
Microwaves kill nutrients in the milk…..
Yuk to the microwave.
lies
didn't work for me!
i dont have the microwave…
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Foamed milk? If you're at home, just lather on Cool Whip. Better yet, put a scoop of ice cream in your cup.
the little xylophone intro and outro song sounds vaguely similar to the new EddsWorld theme song intro/jingle… anyone else agree?
Anyone try this with Almond Milk? Wonder if it works just as well.
Will this work with hot chocolate?
Just saved me $5 a day for the rest of my life.
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Those Mason Jars are awesome… they keep my weed fresh !
and I'm sitting here trying to blow away any foam on any of my drinks, people actually like to drink… foam?
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I found using a french press then pumping vigorously to work a lot better than a jar.
My pop used to have a "lazy Susan" using those. The lids were screwed into a round piece of plywood which was bolted to the underneath of a shelf using washers and double nuts on ea. side of the plywood to make a makeshift "bearing". They ARE tough, but I managed to break one every now and then. Of course, I could break a ball peen hammer when I was a kid, too. -grin-
Woah, never thought of using them for that. Great idea, I'll have to try that.
Excellent idea!
I have been using old peanut butter jars (that have been emptied and cleaned) to do the same thing since college.
BTW: Old PB and Mayo jars are very tough, useful for storing / organizing nails, screws & other hardware; Also useful for mixing paint and wood finishes.
I use them to mix salad dressings and dessert toppings.
So, you don't need to buy Mason jars if you don't already have them.
I thought the idea here is not to get another gadget?
That's great if you want to make coffee from the mid 1980's. You will get a better result by using a coffee plunger. Once you heat the milk add to plunger and pump the handle up and down around 8-10 times. You will have micro foam, adding a great texture to your latte.
Love it
Great tip, I'm totally going to do this 🙂