ABV *milk*

[Purpl3_Haz3]

would this work with soy milk too?

<--- lactose intolerant

Not sure about this specific recipe, but this one http://www.fuckcombustion.com/viewtopic.php?id=4360 specifys using soy milk....enjoy

 

[OhTheAgony]

Cool, that sounds less messier then his cannabutter, I might try it.

Thanks!

 

[Purpl3_Haz3]

Cool, that sounds less messier then his cannabutter, I might try it.

Thanks!

Definitely cleaner than the butter... and may keep longer than this recipe? Not sure, but I think soy keeps longer...correct me please

 

[stuartambient]

I came back to this recipe yesterday needing a fast turn around on it. Using a ratio from the recipe for 2g of ABV and a double boiler I found it worked perfectly. Now in the past it has worked ok , but I tried it yesterday for a longer time , 40 minutes. Same double boiler , medium heat , low simmer, I made sure it was simmering just enough but not burning off the milk rapidly. I strained the milk into a cup of coffee and about an hour later I was feeling the full effects which seemed stronger this time. Anyway, good recipe.

 

[lepstadder]

Thanks man glad you liked it

Also good to hear that you got good results from such a small amount(2g)

How much milk did you use?

 

[stuartambient]

Thanks man glad you liked it

Also good to hear that you got good results from such a small amount(2g)

How much milk did you use?

Thank you for the recipe. I would have not ever thought about it.
I didn't measure , I'm an experienced splasher
so aboot a shy cup. Yesterday I froze it and came back to it later in a nice ice coffee. Made the perfect little ice cubes. I have more ABV but since prep time doesn't take that long I do it on the fly.

 

[scottio19]

would this work with soy milk too?

<--- lactose intolerant

I'm allergic to dairy
im guessing it would work better for whichever milk substitute has a higher fat content. I wonder if it would work for almond or rice milk?

 

[stuartambient]

would this work with soy milk too?

<--- lactose intolerant

I'm allergic to dairy
im guessing it would work better for whichever milk substitute has a higher fat content. I wonder if it would work for almond or rice milk?

try goat milk maybe ?

 

[herbgirl]

scottio, my kids had diary allergies and we used a product called mimiccreme to mix with rice milk to achieve a higher fat content. http://www.mimiccreme.com/
It is nut based and it works well in baking, so i'm pretty sure it could take the heat. Downside it that it is outrageously expensive and only found at some heath food stores.