Can alternative milks work in the Philips LatteGO milk frothing system?

A side by side comparison on alternative milks in the Philips LatteGo auto frothing coffee system. How do they stack up? Watch Almond Milk, Oat Milk, Soy Milk and Coconut Milk go head to head on what makes the perfect foamy cappuccino!
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[@Ev3_6]

I use oatmilk in mine and it is wonderful.

[@grantsarac37]

Oatly barista version for me but I have tried other oat milks and they work great too!

[@cmd_f5]

Very informative and to the point :)
I like oat milk in pretty much any coffee / tea application. Coconut milk is too much flavor though, and I like the viscosity of oat milk compared to most of the other alts out there.
Peace

[@lauwe54]

thank you iam from the netherlands and we have our favorite make milk and its called friesche vlag and its oat milk is just fantastic you do get a big head of froth also from it and iam useing philips 3300 machine

[@99999me1]

Could it foam half and half or heavy cream?

[@lauwe54]

thank you great video

[@NickHarger]

I only use chobani extra creamy oat milk

[@_w_w_]

I've tried all of these dairy alternatives and some more, both in my super auto and manual frothing. The only real suitable one is soy. All the other milk will create nasty curdle and separation, and most of the thin foam will collapse very shortly. Asian version of minimally emulsified soy milk is even better.

[@therobin9901]

How about half and half? Heavy cream? This question is important for my decision.

[@TheMBayaz]

One of biggest reason why I don't like almond milk in my coffee because I don't like to taste of almond milk in my coffee

[@Neverlost3234]

Do you feel like adjusting the grinder will make us stronger coffee with the Philips machine. We love the machine but sometimes the coffee is just very smooth

[@november132]

I couldn't find a barista version of almond milk with clean ingredients (could I just use the regular?) so I made my own almond milk. The milk itself tastes quite nice but in coffee it tastes quite bitter. I wonder why that is.

[@Willsayittoyourface]

I purchased a chef wave milk machine to make my own fresh milk out of nuts ( I use natural organic flavored syrup and sea salt and milk is perfect) . I only used it with almond so far ,but it does just great making a tasty foam with the new philips lattego 3200 expresso machine.

[@thumbtak123]

You should try the barista oat milk. It is more fattening.

[@nguyenhanh3193]

I don’t like coconut milk it take a way coffee taste, anyway thank you for showing some kind of milk

[@davidpierce5594]

Confirms my suspicions that if you want true frothing and a more genuine milk drink use real milk, even if it's 1%. I realize some have lactose intolerance, but personally I was not impressed with any of these milk alternatives.

[@zenadventurer69]

The machine, itself, strikes me as pretty much a fail…the difference between sautéing salmon in a skillet with butter and throwing it in a microwave. The microwave is certainly more convenient…bean to cup machines, in general, strike me as a shortcut that is just not worth taking if you actually like good coffee.

[@NoZenith]

If you like milk drinks and want something with a couple touches of a button, I got the family to pitch in and got my cousin a Phillips 3200 lattego a couple years ago when they 1st came out and she has been very happy with it. It has been really low maintenance

[@Maverick_1373]

It's a great thing no-one asked you what you thought.

[@Willsayittoyourface]

I purchased a philips lattego 3200 and I will never have to spend 8 bucks on coffee again at fancy coffee shops! You will not think the same if you ever taste what it produces

[@rufascar9512]

Great video👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼…but could have done workout the very loud slurping lol….