Bulletproof coffee blender?

butterfli7o

Hi all, I'm dying to try this tomorrow. For those who drink BPC, have you have any luck with a hand-held immersion blender? I don't want it going everywhere tomorrow morning...but don't want to run out and buy an Aero Latte if I don't have to....

Amytrue1

I use an aerolatte, but I bet an immersion blender would be fine if you use a tall narrow cup or mug: blend butter, coconut oil, etc. with only about 1/3 of the hot coffee (so it doesn't splash everywhere), then add remaining coffee and stir with a spoon. Love my BPC every morning!

FIT_Goat

I have an immersion blender and an aero-latte. I initially started with the immersion blender. To be honest, it gives better results than the aero-latte. I only use the aero-latte because it's slightly (only very slightly) easier to clean.

So, it's not just "ok," it may even be better.

I just use the cup that the blender came with, although any tall glass should be fine. If I am making a lot of coffee, I may start with half of it, get it blended, and then pour the rest in while blending to reduce splashes.

Loulady

I use an immersion blender, too.

I just got a new one (my old blender was crappy plastic that warped in the soup pot), and it has just enough more power to really make a mess if I over-fill my coffee mug.
I now only fill my cup up about 2/3 full before blending, and then just top it off with coffee. It works great.

butterfli7o

Thank you. I've been reading about it forever and can't wait to try tomorrow morning.

kiramaniac

Aerolatte. I actually own 3. One for work, one for home, one for travel. Just rinse it under running water after use.

camtosh

I have been using a blender, but just on a whim searched Amazon.co.jp for an aerolatte (I live in Japan). The real ones cost 12,000 yen (about 120 dollars, what a markup!!) but there was an Ikea smaller one for sale for 300 yen ($3) so I ordered two of those. At that price, it doesn't seem likely to last very long?

I also noticed that Amazon jp was selling Da Vinci and Torani syrups -- but not one of them was low calorie. Are they available in sugarfree versions? sure looked yummy for flavoring coffee.

FIT_Goat

Yeah, the Torani syrups are available sugar-free. They are awesome. I use them all the time in my coffee or when making flavored whip-cream.

I hope you're able to find them in your area.

GabyBaby916

I just bought two of the Ikea milk frothers (approx $7.50 ea) from Amazon.
Guaranteed delivery tomorrow! I can't wait to try it out.
I love my BPC, but it'll be nice to not have as much of an oil slick on top of my coffee anymore.