Electric Milk Frother Hot And Cold Foam Maker 4-in-1 Automatic Milk Frother Electric Milk Frother and Steamer For Coffee, Lattes, Cappuccinos, Macchiato and More Black

This is the best cold foam frother I have owned, I like that the brother is attached to the machine and doesn’t fall out and the cold foam is super thick with just one use, with others I have to do it at least 3 times to get my cold foam thick enough. The only thing I would ask to be changed on this machine would be to add a handle, that would be a great upgrade, otherwise this machine is perfect. I love it. I have owned mine for a while and it is still going strong.

I have only used this for cold foam, but have used it many times now. It works so well and is very easy to use. I wish I could submerge it in water to clean, but it gets clean enough.

It worked beautifully for about 3 weeks… then.. it stopped working… I didn’t even use it everyday… it was probably used for a total of 10 times over a period 3 weeks…it’s a piece of junk… don’t waste your money… I had to buy another frother from a different brand and threw this one away…

I'm in a Starbucks Facebook group, and someone showed off this frother. I've previously purchased the little hand held mini frother and it's good, but THIS. THIS makes the PERFECT consistency of cold foam! Hands down!!!Here's the recipe:1/2 cup heavy WHIPPING cream1/4 cup 2% milk (yes, it HAS to be 2%!)1/4 cup vanilla syrup (torani/monin, whatever)This is the base for starbucks vanilla sweet cream cold foam. Add whatever you want after that. If you wanted salted caramel cold foam, use THIS BASE and also add caramel syrup AND a tiny bit of salt. Want chocolate cold foam...use THIS BASE and add chocolate syrup (like for choc milk..i.e.. 2 tbsp). If you want pumpkin cold foam, use THIS BASE and add 1-2tbsp pure pumpkin puree.You will NOT regret this purchase! I washed my starbucks up from the last drink I had and made iced coffee and cold foam and this is the result. See pic.

Easy to clean and use but only lasted 7 months. We do use it daily and we're very happy with how it functions so if you are just trying the idea of adding a milk frother to your morning routine and don't want to spend a lot of money on it yet this isn't a bad buy. Just be aware of the limited life span.

If you've used a steam wand, this is different. The cup has a coil of wire (like a hand-held foam maker) that spins and whips up the foam. In a couple of minutes it quietly produces a uniform foam of tiny bubbles that has a lighter, fluffier texture than what's characteristic of Starbucks.There is also a milk heater, tho its capacity is modest; drinks turn out rather cool compared to a commercial espresso machine. The cup is big enough to provide foam for one 16-ounce ("grande") latte, or possibly two smaller drinks. Making grandes for five people would take about 15 minutes.If you overfill it, it will run over the outside and make a mess. The maximum fill line inside the cup is too high for any fatty liquid like creamer that's likely to make much foam. The "smiley" mark between the max and min lines is about right. While my rule of thumb with a steam wand is that the foam will double in volume, this gadget is closer to increasing the volume by 2.5.To clean it, I put a couple of inches of hot water in it and run it on the fourth "cold foam" setting for a few seconds to give the coil a good rinsing. I wouldn't put chocolate or coffee or anything else but milk in it, to avoid having to clean the residue off the coil.It's very satisfactory to produce drinks for one or two folks, and a step up from hand-held models. It does create an appetite for a larger-capacity device.

I have an automatic coffee maker with a steaming wand attachment to foam milk or cream - it's never done a great job, but this milk frother REALLY does. I'm super impressed. Just put a tiny bit of milk in and turn it on. Come back in a couple of minutes and you'll find it full of very frothy milk. Cappuccino, anyone? Bravo!

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