Where does the milk come from? Is it some sort of powdered milk in the disc? Or do you add it somewhere in the machine?
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The milk is in a separate T-disc. It does not require refrigeration. It comes with the packages that require it (lattes, cappuccino, and my favorite Cadbury Hot Chocolate).
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The milk comes from a milk pod that you place in the machine. It is in liquid form. All of the drinks that require a milk pod come with the package that you purchase.
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You order the milk in single serve discs just like the coffee or tea or chocolate and you put them in just the same
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The milk comes in a separate "cartridge" or disc similar to the one that contains the coffee. It doesn't need refrigeration, has a long shelf life and produces quite good coffee drinks.
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if you asking about the cappuccino milk there is a disk with real milk you insert and run first then run the espresso over that in the same cup
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When you buy capuchino lattes or chocolate the tassimo drink come with two disc (each drink) one of coffee and another with cremme you put cremme disc first and then put the another disc and ready delicious cappuccino or latte.
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Milk is included with Milk Chocolate, Lattes and the like. It is an actual Sealed Milk Pod, the powered confection belongs to the likes of Keurig style brewers, this one is way better.
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There are different kinds of disks you can buy which provide the cream they range in sweetness and thickness.
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The milk is in liquid form, in a separate t-disk. So for instance, if you order cafe latte, you get espresso disks + creamer disks. It's a 2-step process - you run the milk disc first, then insert the espresso disk and run that. It mixes together in the cup, and is actually quite good.
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Yes, depending on what type of coffee you want, you sometimes need more than one disc. From what I can tell, the milk is more a liquid pasteurized milk product (it doesn't need refrigeration). It has a slightly different taste than normal milk I think. There is a different milk pod for lattes and cappucinos. It's convenient and if you're like me and don't drink milk (and any milk you buy goes bad before you use it up).
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I don't know about milk from milk powder but I do know you can froth skim milk. I would guess you could froth milk from milk powder as well. I warm my creamer in a mug in the microwave and froth before adding it to my coffee. It's great.
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Do you use cold milk or hot? I don't have this problem when I use cold milk.
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I'd be interested in the answer to this question. I use a scant 1/2 cup of powdered milk. Easy and cheap when you buy it from the bulk bins at Whole Food or Rainbow (San Francisco). It is very expensive in regular grocery stores - I think a one pound box is close to $7.00 - rip off.
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I usually mix it as a banana milk shake. Just add milk, a banana, the powder and some flax seeds.
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I mix it in with whole milk - one scoop per sippy cup. It ends up having the consistency of melted ice cream.
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Fat free milk. I do use the powdered milk because otherwise mine has turned out too liquidy. It's tart but I sweeten it with Splenda. Thanks for your tips!
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Super easy. I just always leave the whisk in place. One button push and done.It comes with a whisk or just a stirring attachment for warm milk. I like the froth so I just always put it in the bottom.The cap holds the other attachment. All types of milk,cream,almond milk even flavored liquid creamers!! Works perfect.Tried them all and this is awesome.:-)
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It actually says "WHOLE Milk" AND...CONTAINS: "Milk INGREDIENTS"...So i ask myself, "WHAT in the heck are "Milk INGREDIENTS"??No one says that...UNLESS there is SOMETHING ELSE added of a milk derivative.So, it is ask Amazon to ask the SELLER, or You can ask them (or Hoosier Hill Farm).
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Karen, have not had the need, YET, so no, have not found a source. The reviews and our use have clue'd us in that the disks are fragile. Have only removed the shipped disked once just to see how and the unit is shipped with two (one installed, one spare frother disk and one warm milk disk).Everyone will be interested in a source of supply for the disks.
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Hi Dolly what would you like to know? It's pretty easy. I use milk and powered chocolate, push the button and it spins and mixes and automatically stops whe the milk is hot and ready to drink at the perfect temp. Some folks actually cut up Hershey chocolate bars and drop in for added flavor. It's a great little machine and my grandkids love it. Write me back if you have specific questions. Merry Christmas. Enjoy!
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It is a powder. I add it to fresh juice or coconut milk with fresh fruit smoothie.
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They come with a cap that goes over the ring. It's not a disk, but the milk is covered without buying anything additional.
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Depending on what kind of disc you get, most of them (tea, coffee, hot chocolate) make an 11 oz cup. The espresso discs make 3 oz. For the lattes and cappuccinos, there are 2 discs: the espresso disc makes 3 oz and the milk disc adds milk up to 11 oz.
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You put the milk in your coffee cup and on the side of this machine there's a 'frother' - turn a knob and the frother spits out steam to foam up and heat your milk. Works OK but be really careful not to snak the frother. It's plastic and prone to breAking. Also your coffee cup needs to be not too big or else you'll run into trouble trying to get it out from under the frother tube once the frothing is done.
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The included discs are; Angel Hair pasta, spaghetti, linuine, fettucine, macaroni and cookies. I just got one of these machines, from another site (where they do tell you what discs are included.)
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I just poured the milk in. I warm it up a little first, but not too warm or it will get gritty.