Hello my friend. Excellent video however I did notice a few errors you mentioned. Regarding soy milk and it containing phytoestrogen. Regular milk contains actual estrogen so if people are worried about soy they should defiantly not have milk. Regarding the environmental side. Soy beans are actually made for the animal agriculture, particularly cattle.around 6% of soy production is used for humans. Regarding almond milk. It takes 384 litres of water to make 1 litre of almond milk. However, cows milk on average takes 1020 litres of water to produce 1 litre. I've just become a barista so thank you so much for all the tips and tricks!
@@dania2369 the best is pea milk more protein and help the environment less water to produce unlike Almond tree they need tons of water to maintain in California .
I make almond milk at home. 125 grams almonds soaked 12 hours and run 3 minutes through a high speed blender with 1 liter of water. Squeezed in a nut milk bag and I get my liter of almond milk. I don't know how 384 liters of water would be used to make one liter of almond milk - even in a factory? I would think a commercial operation would want to be most efficient. Water is not free.
I hate steaming soy milk 😂 it 's a lot nicer at 50-55 degree celcius, it 's smooth, able to do nice latte art (but cant serve at that temperature, the coffee gets cold so quick). For the coconut milk, I find adding more milk while you steaming would make it smoother (or stirling it after could help the texture a bit smoother). Almond is ok for me. I love oat milk! Taste nice (thick and creamy, smell light and nice), so easy to steam and do latte art
Exactly what I was looking for! I was trying to find the right temperature for steaming soy milk. It's awesome that you talked about the environmental impact as well. This makes me really want to try oat milk!
I've been watching some different videos about coffee lately. This had a fantastic mix of chill/entertaining/informative. Thanks for such a fun video. It's nice to know people that can't have milk aren't without hope.
People refer to them as non-dairy "milk" because they serve as milk replacements, not juice replacements. ^.^ Also omg you're amazing and thank you very much!!!
I love your enthusiasm and have been trying to discover how I can steam my milk alternative choice - coconut milk. I have a Nespresso frother and my drink of choice is a chai latte. Maybe it's the machine...I know it's probably the operator. Thanks for sharing your videos!
Thank you this is really helpful, im wondering if the oat milk has to be barista oat or if its okay to use normal oat? My work has only just started trying out different milk alternatives and we cant seem to get the oat milk to froth up at all its just staying flat, we can get the soya and the regular dairy milk to froth but not at all with the oat!
A wonderful video! What's your recipe for homemade almond milk? In our cafe we make it ourselves too but it doesn't seem creamy rather.. watery? How much almonds do you use for a liter?
Cheers - v helpful - whats your view on mixing milks to steam ? I tend to mix my oat milk with almond to get a more complex flavour. Do you gave any views or videos on mixing non dairy milks ?
hey thank u for the video! pls look up again because of the environmental impact of soy milk. the majority of soy is grown in the rainforest to feed animals for our consumption. soy for human consumption is only a fraction
Amazing video bro, really appreciate that you, finally the first real talk, did it. Especially the environmental impact is a big thing nowadays. Thank you so much. Keep going, I do enjoy your videos a lot... Much love from Germany 🤙🏼
Hey Andrew! Would you please advise if I can stream non dairy milk on a home espresso machine? Are home machines powerful enough for that and which one would you recommend? Thanks :)
What's the best way to tell the barista you don't want it so hot. I've tried temperatures but sometimes they can't dial in a temp. So do we say less hot? Kids hot? 3/4 hot? ???
I too have been taken off dairy. I am struggling to find an alternative, both Almond and Oat alternatives are separating (curdles) after being steamed in my Aeroccino, once poured into my Nespresso coffee, all different various pods and well has having tried to use this steamed milk in Tea (Chai). I have recently purchased a new Aeroccina and the Nespresso agent told me it might be an older model, causing this? PLEASE HELP, IM DESPERATE FOR A GOOD CUP OF COFFE.
Great video man thank you! Also, Milk is a made up word, so technically we can call the alternative whatever we want, the majority has agreed on "Milk" so really, they are milks 👌🏼
I too am having great luck making latte art with alternative milks with Almond being my favorite. I’m starting to experiment with Oat milk and am wondering which brand you prefer?
I've had tons of luck with Minor Figures however I'm trying to find a more local brand. Just ordered Earth's Own Barista blend which is made in Canada where I am :)
Thank you! I’ve recently noticed my body doesn’t handle dairy as well as it did before I was training to be a barista so this video definitely helps. Keep it up!
Thank you for a great and thorough video. I think you took a risk on talking about the health and environmental effects of the milks because everyone is apperantly a scientist in the comment section. But overall all I love the quality and information you provided. Thanks!
Great video...back away from camera. Being that close to the camera is a little hard to watch and helps to make you look more friendly. ALso the auto focus would not come in and out as much.
Milk is NOT meant to human consumption but its only for baby cow! Milk can give acne and other problems.. dairy is killing so many calves and exploiting mother cow. And speaking about soy its not dangerous and its also used by non vegans and to feed animal in farms. So please inform yourself more before demonize soy
A downside of oat milk barista varieties - they ALL seem to have seed oils in them to increase the fat content. Not good for us. I wish there was a good steamable oat milk brand that was healthier.
Any ‘barista blend! oat milk that’s organic? Oatly, calista farms are not organic...or any good recipe/video to make ‘barista blend’ style oat milk at home?
So strange that people are scared of soy milk because of “estrogen.” It’s dairy milk that has estrogen in it, as well as progesterone, and growth hormone, etc. Phytoestrogen, which is not the same thing as estrogen, is in soy milk but it’s also in dairy milk, because guess who eats 75% of the soy grown in the US? Livestock!
Interesting that you bash these mills for their environmental impact, do you often talk about how awful cows milk is for the environment? 😂 horribly bias.
Hello my friend. Excellent video however I did notice a few errors you mentioned. Regarding soy milk and it containing phytoestrogen. Regular milk contains actual estrogen so if people are worried about soy they should defiantly not have milk. Regarding the environmental side. Soy beans are actually made for the animal agriculture, particularly cattle.around 6% of soy production is used for humans. Regarding almond milk. It takes 384 litres of water to make 1 litre of almond milk. However, cows milk on average takes 1020 litres of water to produce 1 litre.
I've just become a barista so thank you so much for all the tips and tricks!
What do you think about rice milk ?
The Best is pea milk it has more protein and less water to grow unlike almonds which consume a lot of water in California.
@@dania2369 the best is pea milk more protein and help the environment less water to produce unlike Almond tree they need tons of water to maintain in California .
I make almond milk at home. 125 grams almonds soaked 12 hours and run 3 minutes through a high speed blender with 1 liter of water. Squeezed in a nut milk bag and I get my liter of almond milk. I don't know how 384 liters of water would be used to make one liter of almond milk - even in a factory? I would think a commercial operation would want to be most efficient. Water is not free.
Thanks for the video but the info about the environmental effects of soy and the estrogen is incorrect.
I love how knowing what you know you still just want to give the customer what they want. Liked, subscribed, and notifications on.
I hate steaming soy milk 😂 it 's a lot nicer at 50-55 degree celcius, it 's smooth, able to do nice latte art (but cant serve at that temperature, the coffee gets cold so quick). For the coconut milk, I find adding more milk while you steaming would make it smoother (or stirling it after could help the texture a bit smoother). Almond is ok for me. I love oat milk! Taste nice (thick and creamy, smell light and nice), so easy to steam and do latte art
Oat milk gang, where you at? :D
Exactly what I was looking for! I was trying to find the right temperature for steaming soy milk. It's awesome that you talked about the environmental impact as well. This makes me really want to try oat milk!
I've been watching some different videos about coffee lately. This had a fantastic mix of chill/entertaining/informative. Thanks for such a fun video. It's nice to know people that can't have milk aren't without hope.
I hope you get more thumbs up! Really enjoyed your vibe in the video.
Nice video mate🙏But Deforestation for soy:90% of soy from plantstions is going to fead animals not for humans..
Oat milk forever!
Man I loved this video. “Become one with the milk” cracked me up. Love the energy and the vibes. Just subscribed too. All the best yo.
It’s soooo true lol
Excellent video! Very thorough, can’t wait to get started on these! Thank you so matcha!
People refer to them as non-dairy "milk" because they serve as milk replacements, not juice replacements. ^.^ Also omg you're amazing and thank you very much!!!
It's wild to me that people get so butthurt about calling plant milks milk, as if the language isn't doing its job when we say "oat milk."
I love your enthusiasm and have been trying to discover how I can steam my milk alternative choice - coconut milk. I have a Nespresso frother and my drink of choice is a chai latte. Maybe it's the machine...I know it's probably the operator. Thanks for sharing your videos!
This was great! Thank you! What about cashew milk?
Thank you this is really helpful, im wondering if the oat milk has to be barista oat or if its okay to use normal oat? My work has only just started trying out different milk alternatives and we cant seem to get the oat milk to froth up at all its just staying flat, we can get the soya and the regular dairy milk to froth but not at all with the oat!
A wonderful video! What's your recipe for homemade almond milk? In our cafe we make it ourselves too but it doesn't seem creamy rather.. watery? How much almonds do you use for a liter?
Great video - thanks! Would you be able to do another one on how to froth non-dairy milks in a domestic setting?
I’m one of those who ask for extra hot lattes... guilty as charged!
Cheers - v helpful - whats your view on mixing milks to steam ? I tend to mix my oat milk with almond to get a more complex flavour. Do you gave any views or videos on mixing non dairy milks ?
FYI tried Sproud, a pea protein, and got great results. Enjoyed your presentation 👍
Great info! Will be buying less almond and almond product
I will become one with the milk !!! Thanks for all the tips :)
That voice change on soy👌🏼
Thanks! VERY informative, interesting and useful video 😊
I find oat to have the best flavour plus it steams pretty well
hey thank u for the video! pls look up again because of the environmental impact of soy milk. the majority of soy is grown in the rainforest to feed animals for our consumption. soy for human consumption is only a fraction
hi, thank you for the video. roughtly how much milk do you use for a cup?
Great video - cheers! What about full cream UHT milk? Any tips to steam that adequately?
have you tried hemp milk?
Awesome! I need to switch away from almond milk. I will try oat!
Alex Maldonado oat milk is the best. Definitely try.
@@ambakaur3436 oat milk is not environmentally harmful.
Amazing video bro, really appreciate that you, finally the first real talk, did it. Especially the environmental impact is a big thing nowadays. Thank you so much. Keep going, I do enjoy your videos a lot... Much love from Germany 🤙🏼
Thank you ! This is very helpful!
Great video !!! Thank you !
Love this video!! Very helpful
OK. You have a wonderful personality! I drink oat ju- I mean milk!!
Must i put the milk at the V spout? I find that i have excess milk at the end.
Im wondering, can i reduce the milk and get the same result?
Hey Andrew! Would you please advise if I can stream non dairy milk on a home espresso machine? Are home machines powerful enough for that and which one would you recommend? Thanks :)
Thanks for this! Is very helpful
What's the best way to tell the barista you don't want it so hot. I've tried temperatures but sometimes they can't dial in a temp. So do we say less hot? Kids hot? 3/4 hot? ???
These videos help me so much. Thanks for all of the great tips :-)
I too have been taken off dairy. I am struggling to find an alternative, both Almond and Oat alternatives are separating (curdles) after being steamed in my Aeroccino, once poured into my Nespresso coffee, all different various pods and well has having tried to use this steamed milk in Tea (Chai).
I have recently purchased a new Aeroccina and the Nespresso agent told me it might be an older model, causing this? PLEASE HELP, IM DESPERATE FOR A GOOD CUP OF COFFE.
Love your video excellent
Great video man thank you! Also, Milk is a made up word, so technically we can call the alternative whatever we want, the majority has agreed on "Milk" so really, they are milks 👌🏼
Great video
Thank you so much for answering what's been on my mind!
oatmilk is my go to
Joe about macadamia milk home made?
Awesome! I now feel better about my weak a$$ coconut latte art skills. Cheers
I too am having great luck making latte art with alternative milks with Almond being my favorite. I’m starting to experiment with Oat milk and am wondering which brand you prefer?
I've had tons of luck with Minor Figures however I'm trying to find a more local brand. Just ordered Earth's Own Barista blend which is made in Canada where I am :)
I’m trying Dream Oat at the moment....love your videos and learned a lot! Keep them coming ❤️!
Thank you! I’ve recently noticed my body doesn’t handle dairy as well as it did before I was training to be a barista so this video definitely helps. Keep it up!
Thank you for a great and thorough video. I think you took a risk on talking about the health and environmental effects of the milks because everyone is apperantly a scientist in the comment section. But overall all I love the quality and information you provided. Thanks!
Great video and your personality is great! How do you measure the milk’s temperature? Just by feel of the cup in your hand?
One with the milk 😂 nice one 👌
thank you this!
Can you do this with heavy cream?
Does Almond milk burn easily?
Great video...back away from camera. Being that close to the camera is a little hard to watch and helps to make you look more friendly. ALso the auto focus would not come in and out as much.
Oat milk. Non fat or regular?
Milk is NOT meant to human consumption but its only for baby cow! Milk can give acne and other problems.. dairy is killing so many calves and exploiting mother cow. And speaking about soy its not dangerous and its also used by non vegans and to feed animal in farms. So please inform yourself more before demonize soy
A downside of oat milk barista varieties - they ALL seem to have seed oils in them to increase the fat content. Not good for us. I wish there was a good steamable oat milk brand that was healthier.
Well, milk is "cow juice" too!
Also human milk is “human juice”
Any ‘barista blend! oat milk that’s organic? Oatly, calista farms are not organic...or any good recipe/video to make ‘barista blend’ style oat milk at home?
Ohhhh.. good question! I haven’t found one yet but I’ll let you know if I do.
So strange that people are scared of soy milk because of “estrogen.” It’s dairy milk that has estrogen in it, as well as progesterone, and growth hormone, etc. Phytoestrogen, which is not the same thing as estrogen, is in soy milk but it’s also in dairy milk, because guess who eats 75% of the soy grown in the US? Livestock!
And another elephant: Cow's milk should be called breastmilk 🤯
I’m Andrew MacWilliams lol
dude ,where is peanuts milk?
Milk juice doesn’t sounds delicious either. lol
Never heat or boil Coconut milk.
what a cutie
Interesting that you bash these mills for their environmental impact, do you often talk about how awful cows milk is for the environment? 😂 horribly bias.
You’re cute
Almonds don't have nipples