I am willing to try this but I must add cereal to my son's milk. Would the thicker mixture pass through the spout?
46685
It would probably pass through but he would need to have a strong suck and I imagine you might still have the issue of clogging. I have not tried thickened milk with this cup but am familiar with the clumps that can cover from the cereal.
46686
It will pass through the spout but the cup comes with a removeable valve that may not let the thicker mixture through. Like I said it can be removed so if you are not concerned about spills from the cup being turned up side down you should be fine using it without the valve.
1011980
The spout has about a 3/8" opening upon entry and about 1/4" on exit. If the product going through it is liquefied enough it may. I think it is meant more for liquid. Just my opinion. I hope this helps.
1976677
I use this as an addition to a cereal mixture. You could sprinkle a couple of teaspoons on any food.
1544104
Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough wrapped around a chunk of cheese. Yum. Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough... » Read More Yes, but I would advise making the mix thicker by adding about 1/2 of the liquid ingredients. So if the box calls for 2 eggs, 1 cup of water and 1/4 cup of oil. I would add 1 egg, 1/2 cup of water and 2 Tbls of oil. It's also helpful to use a small scoop to put the batter into the cooker. I think my holds a teaspoon or maybe it's half a tablespoon? It's the perfect shape and size for the cake pop wells. If the batter is too runny it just gets everywhere. You have to experiment a little. Lately the kids and I have been putting canned dough in the cake pop maker, crescent rolls canned dough wrapped around a chunk of cheese. Yum. « Show Less
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Sure! I'm doing 1/2 & 1/2 with whole milk as we are weening. Just make up your 1/2 formula (less than 1/2 of what the pitcher can hold) and then add your 1/2 BM. Give it a few pumps to mix and you should be good to go.
2052647
We don't use the dispenser for cereal. We use it for trail mix. Almonds, cashews, raisins and m&m; candy works fine.
1896682
Yes, it will beat milk or if you leave the frother attachment in, it will froth well. It sometimes depends on the milk, but almond and soy work every time!
2029640
Possibly. However, I suspect that some of the black "seasoning" on the pan would show up in the milk.
283716
I haven't used it for that, but I don't see why it wouldn't work. There is a little lip on the outside edge, too, which would help prevent any spillage before the milk was frozen.
2020005
If you take the valve out, no...but if you leave the valve in place, then there would be milk in the spout between the valve and the end of the spout. You could always pour it out.
1474605
Sorry, haven't done this yet but it sounds like a great idea...mixed with some milk should do the trick.
616908
It's tricky, because it is better to add less milk. (1/2 cup milk?). Follow directions and with a little patience this is an excellent product.
1787503
yes just pour th mix out of the spout, but slowly it does come out fast pour alittle at a time.
2016576
Im sure you can. Ive always mixed mine with whole milk. Just make sure you stir it good because it doesnt mix very well
2178806
It's all about the amount of liquid you have. If you throw in just these items it will not blend but add a couple cups of water or olive oil or yogurt (what ever liquid you want as your base. and it will have no problem creating a nice slurry.
763867
It must be partly due to the recipe. If there's too much water in the mixture, it will freeze solid. Sounds like you need more milk fat in the mixture.
86853
I don't think it works unless you fill it to the minimum line, but you can put the extra milk in the fridge to use later for something else.