Has anyone tried this as a coffee creamer? Thanks.
1771043
First of all...coconut flour absorbs three times in volume when used with liquid.It is not for use as a creamer. It is used in place of regular flour in baking or as a thickener for gravies.Hope that helps you.
1771044
First of all...coconut flour absorbs three times in volume when used with liquid. It is not for use as a creamer. It is used in place of regular flour in baking or as a thickener for gravies. Hope that helps you.
1794646
Yes it works very well! The grind is fine enough but not too fine. It gives good cream and a dark good tasting expresso.
365523
I don't use creamer, because I just don't use it. Javita does have a coffe-type flavor that you sort of have to get use to..
1758950
i wouldn't attempt it unless you want a very small cup of coffee. It really doesn't make much more than a regular cap sized cup. Maybe the latte size would work but i didn't bother trying since the cap function is terrible.
1686534
I haven't left it for long, but I have made it in the morning sometimes, and not able to finish, I will let it set on the table or put it into the frig. Just shake again, and it tastes fine. I even use it in place of milk or cream in my coffee or tea.
2284523
I use it for a gluten free flour mix so I haven't tried it in coffee. I would suggest mixing a small amount of cold water and shaking it first to mix and then putting in coffee. This is the traditional method when you are trying to thicken a hot soup with cornstarch/flour. I think it should work the same.
116686
I used creamer but not that much. It turns into more froth that you'd expect
1757556
I drink it like hot tea and add a flavored coffee creamer. You could probably do it like a cold latte, but it dissolves best in very hot water.
1291564
I could not find one. Honestly , I didn't enjoy this coffee brand. It was tasteless as if it was roasted long ago. I drink my coffee without creamer/ sweetener.
1977428
I would have to say, I can not rely on just stevia to sweeten my coffee. But since most coffee creamers are sweet, I have no problem in that sense. But if ever I use it on plain coffee creamer, I seem to find myself adding some sugar. If you rely on just stevia, it will definitely turn bitter before you reach the desired sweet taste. But this is just my point of view.
1326030
I own this machine, but it does not make super frothy milk. I had a similar machine that would froth milk well and expected the same from this. I don't think it will jam with cream, but don't expect it to be super frothy.
783980
I have used it in making Oatmeal and in making Creammed Sweet Potato and I use it in making coffee, I would have to answer yes. I'm not much of a baker however I have used it in attempting to make bread. If you could ever get over my " Bread" and stop laughing I think you would agree it did taste good. You can stop laughing now.
1632229
No. It's pretty dense and grainy. I think you'd be better buying a coconut creamer.
1516345
We generally follow the direction, but by adding a little more powder, it seems to make a richer taste. I really think you should start with the directions and vary it based on your own taste and how you plan to use the mixture. I will say, it makes an excellent cream gravy. We are about a year away from full time cruising on our sailboat and plan to use it for our milk. It is a very good product. Claudia also uses it as a coffee creamer, although it is expensive to do so.
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Do you use cold water? Mine has a small amount of steam, but the coffee is still great! Be sure you have it directly on the cup emblem. I don't use the steamer for my creamer. I just use the nuke. Good luck! Try using a dollop of frozen "cool whip" on top. It adds that foamy topping. I also use the full pot of water, so that may be why I have more steam.
950078
I am sorry I am not a coffee drinker so I have not tried it but according to Cuisinart's instruction booklet it is perfect for frothing milk for lattes.
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.