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V VinylGeek Tiki Centralite LA, CA Joined: Oct 31, 2012 Posts: 35	V VinylGeek Posted posted on Sun, Mar 8, 2015 3:43 PM On 2015-03-06 12:09, bamalamalu wrote: After trying other methods such as warming and stirring without great results, I eventually just started pouring the whole can of Coco Lopez in the blender by itself and let it run for a couple minutes. It got it thoroughly mixed and made it seem creamier and fluffier. Then I'd just pour it back out, use what I needed, and put any excess in a clean container in the fridge. The leftovers didn't seem to separate again the way it always did if I'd merely stirred/shaken/heated it. I've been using a similar technique but I use an electric hand mixer (the one with two whisk attachments) and a bowl. Might try a blender next time, less to clean up :wink:

On 2015-03-06 12:09, bamalamalu wrote:
After trying other methods such as warming and stirring without great results, I eventually just started pouring the whole can of Coco Lopez in the blender by itself and let it run for a couple minutes. It got it thoroughly mixed and made it seem creamier and fluffier. Then I'd just pour it back out, use what I needed, and put any excess in a clean container in the fridge. The leftovers didn't seem to separate again the way it always did if I'd merely stirred/shaken/heated it.

I've been using a similar technique but I use an electric hand mixer (the one with two whisk attachments) and a bowl. Might try a blender next time, less to clean up :wink:

Post #738958 by VinylGeek on Sun, Mar 8, 2015 3:43 PM