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DIY: Making Whipped Coffee Latte in 3 minutes!

Thanks to the Covid 19 stay at home order – I am cant go to the local cafe so I decided to make som whipped coffee latte. I used my old Magic Bullet blender ( https://amzn.to/2XfCGnl ) and i took will take about 3 minutes. If you use a hand whisk it may take 15 minutes. You will need 3 ingredients: instant coffee ( https://amzn.to/2yAsU4F ), sugar ( https://amzn.to/2RkH0xK ), warm water , and milk.

For my instant coffee, I have saved instant coffee from when i travel. I prefer instant coffee for fast convenience. It also allows you to have coffee any time, any where, and sample different brands There are many instant coffee packets online: https://amzn.to/3aR81QW – from Starbucks, Nescafe Gold, to unique brands. You can also add hot cocoa mix ( https://amzn.to/3ea00Jh ) to the coffee mixture to create mocha.

My blender has a “whip” blade (https://amzn.to/2USwFey ) to make cream from heavy whipping cream milk ( https://amzn.to/3c0aNn9 ), however you can use the same blade to whip air into the instant coffee, sugar, and hot water mixture.

To make 3-4 cups of whipped coffee:
I used used 2 tablespoons of each ingredient. The water should be warm to hot water. Place all the items into the blender, and blend for 3 minutes. It should whip air into the mixture and cause it to foam and become cream like. Pour 3-4 cups of milk and place the concentrated whipped coffee on top of the milk. I prefer putting ice in my milk to have ice whipped coffee.

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Using a whetstone ( knife sharpening stone ) for the first time.

I wanted to learn how learning how to sharpen my kitchen knives using a whetstone. There are many types whetstones sold online ( https://amzn.to/2R0hy0g ) ranging from various grits of 300 to 8000. I wanted to learn the fundamentals before I upgrade to better Santoku knife ( https://amzn.to/3dLVm3R ) and a better whetstone in future. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases.

I went out and bought a $1 whetstone and a $1 entry level Santoku (https://amzn.to/3dLVm3R ) style kitchen knife from a dollar store to practice on. My parents have been using their 20+ year old 8 inch whetstone to sharpen every knife and scissors in their house since i was a kid. My dad loved spending time sharpening knives. I always wanted a Santoku knife and aspire to own a better one in the future.

After spending about 1 hour sharpening my $1 Santoku blade, it was really sharper compared to factory! I was able to easily cut paper and dice apples .
Things I learned from this practice:

  1. Keep your focus on technique, motion and consistent angle for a good sharp edge (burr).
  2. Keep the whetstone and knife wet and lubricated. This keeps the metal shavings build up low on the whetstone.
  3. A new whetstone needs A LOT of water in the beginning. It was easier just to sharpen the knife in a tub of water.
  4. Even $1 Whetstone can make a $1 Santoku knife razor sharp. Definitely worth it to have in the kitchen or garage for extending the lives of knives and sharpening tools.

I will be practicing more on my $1 whetstone before buying more advanced whetstone ( https://amzn.to/2R0hy0g ) in the future.

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Why my Honda Tire Compressor Kinda Sucks … my work around.

I really dislike my 2018 Honda Clarity included emergency tire infiltrator. I tried used it for the first time last week to inflate my tires to back to 36 PSI, but it loses about 5 PSI or more when unscrewing the adapter. There are other 12 volt compact car air compressors online ( https://amzn.to/2URtUZY ) that do not have the long screw on adapter. Btw, my Youtube vlogs and reviews may also have associated affiliate links to products that may earn from qualifying purchases. 

Most of the time, I use a  battery operated combination car jumper air compressor ( https://amzn.to/2JqPqz8 ) that keep charged in and use in the garage and have in my trunk during biking trips. I also use it for a 12 volt power supply.

The problem with the Honda emergency tire repair sealant and air compressor is the long tire adapter. The length and time to unscrew the adapter lose about 5 PSI or more. That means i need to inflate my tires to about 41 or 42 PSI to have enough for the recommended 36 PSI. I do like the lighted gauge and that its accurate when checked with my digital air pressure gauge ( https://amzn.to/2UprO4e ).

Sure its meant for emergencies, but i use my 2017 Chevy Volt tire air compressor with tire sealant all the time during my road trips. It doesn’t have this issue. I am not going to modify the air compressor but I will note that I need to inflate the tires to 42 PSI to end up with 36 PSI. I hope this helps other Honda owners with the emergency air compressor kit.

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