Does the milk frother work with almond milk?
394673
I have only used regular whole milk, with that said I would think it would work fine.
394674
Haven't tried that but I have used chocolate milk which worked perfectly. I see no reason it wouldn't froth almond milk.
394675
Oh, I forgot to mention that the Outpresso also works quite well for recycling spent Nespresso capsules.
394676
It pretty much works as any frother would with different milk types. It works really well as a whole. I hope this helps. Enjoy it is a great machine.
394677
It works with any type of milk. But take into account that it has a different density and might not produce good foam.
394678
Yes, the milk frother works with almond milk. That's what we use, and it works quite well!
602250
I've been using it for almond milk and half and half. It works better on half and half but still works ok with the almond milk. Works best when the milk is warmed up too.
735715
I have tried a non-dairy creamer and it did work. Sometimes it works better to warm it first. I think the Almond Milk would work.
843153
I have not tried it - but my vegetarian daughter says you can use it successfully on Almond Milk.
1612514
Yes. It works well but we don't use it much because cleaning is a hassle. We just froth milk cup by cup.
2154004
It did when I made it. almonds are so expensive I only made it once and all I remember is that the milk was AMAZING!!! way way better than anything you can buy in the store. The way it grinds it makes so that it will strain out all or most fine pulp and leave you with silky milks. :)
179182
Nope. Neither can it froth coconut milk, though it'll heat both. Someone told me they were able to froth soymilk with it, though. I've had success with both freshly opened single-serve cartons of Horizon Organic 1% and Fair Life (Fair Oaks Dairy's protein-enhanced reduced-sugar lactose-free) 2%--provided I first chill the Aeroccino by letting ice cubes sit in it for a minute or longer before dumping them out. Nespresso advised me to use Horizon Organic 1% that was no older than three days past opening--but darned if I was going to waste a half-gallon of milk.
874007
Yes. I've used it with shredded as well as with chunks. Makes good almond milk as well.
482375
It died early, but they sent me another one. It works better with milk with fat in it than on nonfat. I haven't had great luck with soy or almond milk.
2067917
Yes. There is a setting to only get only frothed milk as well as the cappuccino setting that is milk froth and espresso.
1117476
Almond milk will froth successfully . Just make sure you are using the coiled frothing attachment for your machine.
205160
No! You can make an almond milk yogurt, but you must use almonds that have been grounded up and soaked. Store bought "almond milk" has other ingredients in it.
1517330
No. This machine does not froth any sort of milk. There is a recipient behind where you put water - there is no place for milk. I heard the machine "latissima" is the only one that froth milk. I belive you would be able to froth soy milk there. You also can froth milk in the "nespresso aeroccino". Hope this helped!
180117
I've tried almond, coconut, & almond coconut blend. Although delicious, very little ( if any) foam. Unsweetened soy froths up beautifully. Please post if you find a coconut milk brand that froths.
1338961
Sure Patricia. I haven't actually made almond milk with it yet, but I put whole almonds in my green drinks and I get a smoothe finish every time. So have fun making your milk my dear. Carol.
645303
Can't tell you scientifically, but when i heat a full cup of almond milk in the morning to make a latte, I get foam that is more perfect than what i would get at Starbucks. I use a 2-cup measuring cup, put in a cup of almond milk and the volume of the milk almost doubles. Nifty little device.
179183
I have had no success with anything except 2% cow's milk. I have tried whole milk (no) and 2% plus a tiny bit of a non-dairy creamer (no). I think I even tried 1% milk, but don't remember. Never tried almond milk, which sounds delicious, so based on my experience I would say no. Maybe I will try it in the near future and then let you know. It would be interesting if it did froth. There's always the hand-held frother which works with everything!'