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Manual Barista Mate MF500 Milk Frother

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HANDY HINTS:

• To protect the electric circuit, it has been set up so that consumers need to wait for

3 seconds to turn on the appliance after the current is switched on.

• Always use the Milk Frother first to froth/heat your milk. While it is operating,

prepare your coffee or hot chocolate.

• Use whole milk for best results - fat content >3.0% for the best frothing results.

Using other milk types such as low fat, skim, soy milk, oat milk, cashew milk, almond

milk etc may not produce as much froth as full cream milk.

Using milks with contain sugars can burn the milk and effect the taste and frothing

effect.

• Milk heats to approximately 65°C (+/-5°C) based on the temperature of cold milk

being used being 5-8°C. This is the ideal temperature, as it ensures the flavor of the

coffee is not impaired. and it also means you do not have to wait as long to drink

your coffee.

• Keep the whisks in a safe place, because they are small, they can be easily

misplaced.

• After each froth/heat wait 2 minutes to allow the thermostat to rest. After 2

minutes the Milk Frother can be used again. To shorten this time, rinse with cold

water and wipe dry after each use.

• This Milk Frother is designed to heat milk only, it is not designed to make or heat

soup, gravy, sauces etc.

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Brand	Barista Mate
Model	MF500
Category	Milk Frothers
File type	PDF
File size	0.37 MB

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The milk will not froth properly, why is that? Verified

It is possible that the milk frother was not properly cleaned after earlier use. Old remains can prevent the milk from properly frothing. Depending on the device there can always be a part of the milk that does not froth. This is normal.

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Which kinds of milk can I use in my milk frother? Verified

Basically all types of milk that have no added taste or sugar can be used, even soy milk. To get the best frothed milk, the proteins in the milk are important. These proteins degenerate when the milk has been standing or has been opened for a while. It's always best to use milk from a newly opened pack.

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