How to Froth Milk Without Machine at Home - How to Froth Milk for Lattes Without a Machine!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Today I'm going to go over 8 methods for how to froth milk without a machine at home! These include a hand frother, a French press, a whisk, a jar, and a blender! Now you can enjoy your frothy coffee/espresso without driving to a coffee shop!
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✨TIME STAMPS:
0:00 Intro
0:16 Heating the milk
0:38 Whisk
1:01 Hand Mixer
1:23 Blender
1:52 Stick Blender
2:27 Jar
2:54 French Press
3:24 Special Equipment
3:32 Stick Frother
4:07 Hand Pump Frother
5:00 Bloopers - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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love how you added the pros and cons for each method
So glad that was helpful!
I liked seeing the little bloopers at the end it shows how much work goes into making TH-cam videos!
Yes, there's a lot that goes into making videos! 😅 I wish I was better at talking coherently to make my editing life easier. But I think it's a lot of fun! ✨
This is a very helpful video. I didn't know there were so many options! And thanks for giving your thoughts on how well each made the milk frothy.
I’m so happy you found it helpful! ✨
Many thanks for a concise, yet comprehensive video!
oh wow! that's a really life-saver! didn't find budget milk frothing anywhere else
I just started using a French press for coffee. So glad to see I can also froth milk with it. Ty!
Excellent video. Thank you for trying all this stuff out. I just randomly wondered if I can use my emersion blender to froth milk and your video covered many kitchen tools that I actually have.
This is so useful. Thanks
I needed this! thank you.
Thanks for sharing different methods
This was a great video thank you for making it!
Thank you for the info. It Was very helpful.
Thank you very much for this awesome video
Really fantastic...ThanQ Madam...
Thanks 👍...great help..keep uploading..
Thanks 😊 I was struggling with milk for latte.
Great tips! Thanks
Thank u!! Good video ❤
Thanks it helped alot
Very well-done video.
A wonderful video. You told us about so Many methods, many of them quite accessible. The video was very helpful to many. Thanks a lot
THANKS, GOOD INFORMATION.
Amen to that french press frother!
Brilliant video. made my choice, its a french press for me.
THANKS YOU GIVE ME SOME GOOD IDEALS
I love my electric frothier. Not expensive and last longer than the handheld. Makes cold foam or heated in different levels of foam.
awesome thank you!
So helpful
Using the french press was a great idea
Wow thank youy
Thanks ❤️
Good video! I had no idea about the French press!
It's really handy, and it makes excellent frothed milk!
Do able useable. A concise, hands-on video. Much thanks. And yes, I love how you add a dab of chocolate in the cup. This is going to be tasty.
I dont have an electrical wisp, so i made my own using a drill and 24guage steel wire for making coils for ecig. I combined the ends, and twisted the wire using the drill. Then repeated this step, before i finally made the twisted wire into 2 oblong "loops", twisted it together at one end so i could stick it in the drill. Works really good for making small batches for just 1 medium sized cup at a time..!
BTW... I tried using cold milk, and it frothed up easily, but the bubbles burst pretty quickly... Warm milk is better...
That is so innovative! Yeah, warm milk definitely holds the froth longer.
Exellent video
Great video. Thanks for all the tips. Also love how you reply to every ones comments. New subscriber lol
Welcome!! ✨
I saw the thumbnail and went straight for the emersion while i watched. Can't believe i hadn't thought of this. Thank you. I was not burned😁
So glad this was helpful, and that you weren't burned! :D
Can we do latte art with the hand mixer
I have wonderful product- milk frother, would you mind testing for me ?
Hello @buttered side up
I know this is probably alot to ask,
Could you please do a video doing latte art using these frothing methods or atleast a few methods...
I'd like to do that at some point! Thank you for the suggestion!
I suppose the last method gives the best froth. Good video
Glad it was helpful! ✨
lovely video, lovely hostess
thanks dear this will help me a lot, love from India.
Which one did you get
@@annabeth_chase5030 the traditional whisk method and hand mixer is super duper easy.
@@snehashisbera8316 thanks for replying.
can you create latte art with it
Which method did she think gave the best froth and taste?
I read somewhere that you shouldn’t hear the milk past 68 Celsius but I could be wrong. Great video though
Thanks for the informative video. By the way, i have a query: does the frothing remain enough hot by making the frothing with such instruments or it becomes a little less warm by the time it is served to drink? Please suggest.
Yes, it does cool down in these frothers. It's not enough to make it unpleasant for me!
If you keep the foam moving it will stay uniform and not separate into liquid milk and thick foam on top. And baristas also tap to pop the big bubbles.
Yes, but sometimes there’s only so much you can do if the milk was textured really poorly. 😅
hi. can you do this properly if using soy or almond milk, or any of those "special" milks? or do you need to stick to a high fat content? thanks
I have frothed oat milk using some of these methods, but I haven’t tried soy or almond. I can’t remember if I tried a low-fat oat milk, or if it was only ones that had added oil. Here’s my oat milk latte video where I demonstrate frothing oat milk both with a machine and using a couple of these methods: th-cam.com/video/CIE8JOEbZdc/w-d-xo.html
Hey miss which is better a French press or steel frother if need both black coffee and latte coffee
If you only want one or the other, I would get the French press. That way you can make your coffee in the French press, then clean it out and froth your milk in it!
Thanks misss that want I want to have both black one for gym n latte one for cheat day using one equipment
what would be the best non-dairy milk to foam up for macchiato or cappuccino?
The best I've used is oat milk!
From all these methods which one is best for latte art?
The French press method is best for latte art in my opinion.
Where did you get the pot you are using here from?
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do these method work with almond, sou or other not milk milk?
I haven't personally tried this with non-dairy milk, but I would suggest trying it with part oat milk, part coconut cream.
Which speed setting when use the immersion blender? Thanks
I would definitely start on the lowest setting. It can really create a whirlpool that can spill over the edge of your container.
@@ButteredSideUp Just to make sure, so constantly set on lowest setting? Not need to gradually increase the speed?
It really depends on your immersion blender. If the low setting is really low, you may need to try the next higher setting. Just be careful not to spray hot milk on yourself! But if low is still fairly high, that might be sufficient to use the entire time.
@@ButteredSideUp Great, thank you very much! That was helpful 👍
If you get a hand pump frother, can you froth the milk when it is cold?
It kind of works if you use 1% milk if I remember correctly? I didn't have much success with higher fat milk though...
@@ButteredSideUp oh okay, I would be using coconut milk. I'll have to test it out and let you know. Thanks!
Can tou microwave milk first ?
You can, but I don't own a microwave so I can't give tips!
We just got a ‘Moka Pot’ so I’ve been studying up on making great coffee.
One site says milk froths better when it’s cold, i.e., froth/blend, then microwave the froth…
Have you ever tried that?
I have a “Moka Pot” so I’d like to do a video tutorial on that someday! I’ve actually found that cold milk doesn’t hold its froth as well. I froth when warm!
Out of all these methods, which do you say is the best one?
I would say the French press is best for latte art. I really like that one because it's a dual purpose tool. But the hand pump frother is second in my opinion. It does pump easier than the French press.
HANDPUMPFROTHER.... 😁
Which milk is good for coffee?
Oat, Hemp, Soy should all work very well. Nut milk I think might be too thick consistency.
If you're talking non-dairy, I think oat milk is best. For dairy, I like grass-fed, organic, non-homogenized whole milk. A breve made with half and half is also excellent.
@@logicalskeptic320 thank you,
@@ButteredSideUp thank you so much
Silicone gloves would work perfect to shake 💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗💗
Ooooh...great idea!
Without coffee machine but WITH SO MANY OTHER EQUIPMENTS !
You can pick just one! No need to use all of these methods! Use instant coffee, and then either a whisk or a handheld stick frother, and the equipment will be so so minimal.
@@ButteredSideUp I use whisker all the time)))
I use an electric frother
Like
I want to make latte art
Milk type
It takes loads of practice, but it’s so rewarding!
How many cups of milk has she wasted for this video...
All having the same taste😂
If by waste you mean my family got to drink cocoa/chocolate milk.
@@ButteredSideUp yep
Can we admire how beautiful she is
With all due respect, I think she is the most beautiful girl I have ever seen.
this is not a machine?
She says no machine but there are litteraly to many machines in the video
Machine = espresso machine. Also, I gave several options. If you use a jar or whisk, there are literally no machines required.