DIY Milk

Aug 29, 2020 Last reply: 5 years ago 22 Replies
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I can't really tell till I can blend it better. I went to try the soup maker as that's also good for smoothies (apparently) and found it was dead. Something else to look at now. ;-(

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LOL! I tried it with a bit of paper kitchen towel and found the same. ;-)

I've asked daughter to see if she can pick up the basic Coolworks one as she's said she might be going to Argos sometime today. We have had a very cheap Coolworks 4 slice roaster for years and is still hanging in there. ;-)

Our Philips one had two speeds to could 'soft start' it that way a bit.

Yeah, looking to pay sub £20 atm.

Yeah, I had a look last night and they were up over £250!

Yeah, we had one of those for ages. I can't remember what happened to it now.

Yeah, I can't see why it wouldn't.

Interesting.

I wonder how that differs from the Aldi Oat milk I mentioned above? Is yours sold chilled I wonder, as a milk-like-drink rather than milk replacement?

Even our sieve blocked nearly as fast as you ran the blend though it (reminded me of making paper). ;-)

Cool. ;-)

And why not! ;-)

Cheers, T i m

Wet ground oat solids, good for porridge, bread, cakes, dumplings etc. Can even make fruit curds with it.

NT

Some standard chocolate has long been dairy free, mainly high cocoa solids stuff. Some of Aldi's Mouser Roth ones are iirc.

NT

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