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How to Make Foamed Milk Using a Mason Jar [VIDEO]
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how clever is this!!!!?
Does it make a difference what type of milk you use? Whole, 2%, skim?
Hi Sandra, this technique works will all milk types. Shake it up!
Cool trick! Whisking over the stove works well, too.
This is great! I bought a foamer about 6 months ago that sometimes doesn’t work right. I wish I’d known about this then. Will DEFINITELY use this trick from now on.
Sandra, Christine, I’ve found that the less fat, the better the foam.
But I bet it won’t work with soy or almond milk?