Hog Wild Moo Mixer Supreme

UPDATE! When I got mine it worked great a few times then quit. I found one of the wires was loose at the battery. A quick touch with a hot soldering iron solved the problem. Then, occasionally when I pressed the button the paddle would not spin. I dumped out the milk and removed the cup and spun the paddle with my finger. It was just stuck. So now before I use it I make sure the paddle spins before adding liquid and it always works great. Look, it's a cheap cup but if you take care of it you can get years of service. First, don't get the battery compartment and motor wet. It you do dry as best you can and leave apart to dry. Don't push the paddle down too tightly against the shaft of the motor. It causes friction and is hard to turn. After sitting you may need to spin the paddle to loosen it. Keep fresh batteries on hand. Don't put the whole thing in freezer to get milk colder. I've followed these steps and I still use mine often after four years. It's cheap but if you take care of it it will last. Best $15 I ever spent. Love me some choco milk! Get one! Or two! I paid full price. For mine and only wrote this because I still love it.

Well, my 14 year old son had gotten some really great gifts for Christmas, however this one was the one he absolutely loved! Works perfectly, He will not use any other mug for mixing his milk. Boy do we go through a lot of milk now lol. Would very much so recommend this for anyone who loves mixing up flavors in their milk.

I did find it very hard to "securely" attach the cup to the frame. It took about 20 tries to secure it. I wondered if a piece had chipped off the frame, but nothing was chipped. I gave it as a gift and I am hoping it's ok. I do know that he LOVED the idea of making his own chocolate milk in his cup. And the cow pattern makes it more fun/cuter! I would buy this again.

I have had this mixer-cup for about a week, during which time I have been using it two or more times a day; the batteries are still holding. Pros: The most wonderful feature of the moo cup is the speed and efficiency with which it mixes powder milk, cocoa powder, and sweetener. Tip: first fill the cup with water or milk, but do not fill it to the brim; instead, leave about 2-2.5 inches of room. Then turn the device on - a whirlpool will form almost instantaneously - only then dump the powder milk or cocoa powder in the middle of the whirlpool. If you put the powder in the cup before you add the water or milk, or if you add the powders before you turn on the motor, then your powders may stick to the inside surface of the cup and not disperse fully. If you add the powders after turning the machine on, then they will become suspended fully in the liquid almost instantaneously - it takes about 5 seconds to make a cocoa drink. Cleaning is also easy - I simply decant the drink into a regular mug and then rinse the moo cup with water from the faucet twice (during one of the rinses I turn the moo cup on to whirl the water for better cleaning). In essence, it takes about 10 seconds to make delicious chocolate drinks. Recipe: My recipe is: almost 2 cups of filtered water from the faucet (leave 2-3 inches to the brim), 3-4 tablespoons of high-quality non-fat powder milk, 1-1.5 tablespoons of undutched cocoa powder, two packets of Splenda or another sweetener, and a dash of vanilla extract. The drink is ready and the cup is clean in 10 seconds. Cons: The only thing I do not like about the cup is that it looks tacky, like a plastic toy (not to mention that the design suggests that the cup represents the butt of the cow). In addition, the button that turns it on is an all-or-non type button; frotters usually will slow down if you gradually release the button or speed up if you press harder; the moo cup does not do this - it's either on or it is off. This is not a big limitation, but it would make it easier to mix the drink even if too much water or milk had been added. Advice: Remember to twist the battery cover on the bottom clockwise to close the battery compartment securely; otherwise the battery cover will keep falling off (this is not a design flaw, it's just not immediately obvious that the battery cover needs to be rotated to close property). Summary: Finally, after years of searching, I have a way of mixing all kinds of powders without having to heat the liquid. Like I wore above - it takes 10 seconds to make wonderful chocolate milk from scratch and to clean the device. I love it and will be getting one for my office as well.

The plastic lid for the batteries was loose and didn't stay in place all the time, it was a lot of money for nothing, the batteries rusted and it broke after 2 months.