[header] How to use a milk frother [title] Buy fresh milk. [step] Check the expiration date of milk when you buy it at the store. Choose milk that is farther from its expiration date.
[header] How to use a milk frother [title] Buy fresh milk. [step] Check the expiration date of milk when you buy it at the store. Choose milk that is farther from its expiration date.
Older milk has more glycerol, a natural compound that makes it harder for frothed milk to hold its bubbles. [title] Use skim milk if you're new to frothing. To ensure that you are getting the right product, look for cans that have a seal from the expiration date listed on them. Often, these cans will be marked as " canned, " " mixed, " or " open. In some places, you can purchase fresh milk without any time in the store. Dairy and non-dairy milk products all have age-appropriate expiration dates, so you don't need to worry about them when shopping for a regular frother. Some dairy items may contain expired milk, which is more bitter than fresh. Make sure to choose plain, unflavored milk.