Subminimal NanoFoamer, Handheld Milk Foamer, Velvety Microfoamed Milk for Barista-Style Coffee, Battery Powered Milk Frother - Featuring NEW Super-Soft Button

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I achieved good results after a few attempts, and I believe it would be a lot more impressive in the hands of a skilled latte artist.

In more recent (but even harder to actually verify) history, someone somewhere down under (I'll let Australia and New Zealand argue this one between them) started making a smaller bubbled milk foam to make the Flat White.I used the fine foam for both dairy and almond milk, as Subminimal suggested it is easier to start with. One of the first things that Baristas did when they realized they could create milk foam using steam wands, was to make an espresso based version of this popular drink but make it much easier (and presumably cheaper) to make, than having to whip up cream – and at some point, this espresso-based version of Kapuziner became the Cappuccino. This needs a lot of practice, and a lot of patience, do not give up you will get there, It took a while. It's powerful, there's no problem there, in fact I think it could probably so with a lesser powered setting as it may be just a tad too powerful if you're frothing a small milk volume.

By accepting all cookies, you agree to our use of cookies to deliver and maintain our services and site, improve the quality of Reddit, personalize Reddit content and advertising, and measure the effectiveness of advertising. One thing I did notice: The jug handle becomes slightly overheated from the stove, but not enough to cause any major discomfort. Ninja Coffee Bar Easy Milk Frother: We weren’t 100% convinced that a manual frother like the Ninja Coffee Bar Easy Milk Frother was any different than a French press. It was slightly more powerful than the other handheld whisks we tested, creating a silkier foam than the competition.To find the best milk frothers out there, I tested a few models and chatted with coffee pros, as well as some folks who regularly use and love the one they have. They recently released a pro version, via a crowd funding campaign, this heats the milk too, I've got that and I'll be reviewing it properly very soon, but in a nutshell that works really well too, there are a couple of things I think they've got wrong with it, things I'd prefer, but it does a very good job of creating great microfoam. So this is sold as a cafetiere, not as a milk frother, but it shares most of the features of the Bodum milk frother, the mesh is actually very similar, and you can actually choose to use the bottom part of the filter which makes it easier to use without having to plunge with the main plunger part. If you need little or no control over the type of texture (meaning the size of the bubbles) and how wet or dry the texture is (meaning how long it's streamed or agitated for) then most of the electric milk frothers which heat the milk while frothing it using an integrated whisk will be fine.