Milk steaming

Has anyone found a simple hand steamer that could be used to steam milk
quickly for lattes?

I'm looking to speed up the process of making some of my favorites drinks
and want to eliminate the boiling milk in pots or using expresso machines
with the steam nozzle.

-1 wrote:
> Has anyone found a simple hand steamer that could be used to steam milk
> quickly for lattes?
>
> I'm looking to speed up the process of making some of my favorites drinks
> and want to eliminate the boiling milk in pots or using expresso machines
> with the steam nozzle.
>
>


I find lodging the milk cow in a sauna works quite nicely; steamed milk
on demand, 24/7.


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On Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:59:23 GMT, "-1" <> wrote:

>Has anyone found a simple hand steamer that could be used to steam milk
>quickly for lattes?


Careful! If you accidentally steam up your windows, you won't be able
to see the vista through them.

Wrong newsgroup, perhaps?

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if it was "poopoo steaming" then he would be on the correct vista newsgroup


"Ken Blake, MVP" <> wrote in message
news...
> On Sun, 17 Jun 2007 16:59:23 GMT, "-1" <> wrote:
>
>>Has anyone found a simple hand steamer that could be used to steam milk
>>quickly for lattes?
>
>
> Careful! If you accidentally steam up your windows, you won't be able
> to see the vista through them.
>
> Wrong newsgroup, perhaps?
>
> --
> Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP Windows - Shell/User
> Please Reply to the Newsgroup

"-1" <> wrote in message news:LLddi.33475$NV3.17107@pd7urf2no...
> Has anyone found a simple hand steamer that could be used to steam milk
> quickly for lattes?
>
> I'm looking to speed up the process of making some of my favorites drinks
> and want to eliminate the boiling milk in pots or using expresso machines
> with the steam nozzle.
>


Run the steaming process elevated (evaporates at lower temperatures) and
with UHT enabled.

--
Jon

Is that available in home edition or just Ultimate?

KB

"Jon" wrote in message news:...
> Run the steaming process elevated (evaporates at lower temperatures) and
> with UHT enabled.
>

"KristleBawl" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Is that available in home edition or just Ultimate?
>
> KB
>
> "Jon" wrote in message news:...
>> Run the steaming process elevated (evaporates at lower temperatures) and
>> with UHT enabled.
>>


It's mainly geared towards the Enterprise edition, but could potentially be
implemented in the Home Edition, on a slightly smaller scale.

--
Jon

I'm sure it is hidden away somewhere within VISTA which is what this
newsgroup is supposed to be about.

I think you need to try a Google on what you are looking for and go
from there.

I wouldn't be surprised if Microsoft and StarBucks aren't working
on that now. Apple is probably trying to beat them to the market with
a SuperHot Soy based product claiming its faster, less fattening, and
of course costs more.

"Jon" <> wrote in message
news:ukd$...
> "KristleBawl" <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Is that available in home edition or just Ultimate?
>>
>> KB
>>
>> "Jon" wrote in message news:...
>>> Run the steaming process elevated (evaporates at lower temperatures) and
>>> with UHT enabled.
>>>
>
>
> It's mainly geared towards the Enterprise edition, but could potentially
> be implemented in the Home Edition, on a slightly smaller scale.
>
> --
> Jon
>
>
>

Now that's embarassing, I thought I had posted it it
rec.food.drink.tea...doh...guess a little OT


"huwyngr" <> wrote in message
news:.. .
> I'm sure it is hidden away somewhere within VISTA which is what this
> newsgroup is supposed to be about.
>
> I think you need to try a Google on what you are looking for and go
> from there.
>