Customer Reviews

Aerolatte Milk Frother

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I never thought steamless lattes were possible! This frother proved me wrong. It's small, but powerful, and looks very classy. Love it!

This item is incridible! Really easy to use anf you can even make warm foam. The trick is to heat it once you've froth it. Use low fat milk (1 or 2%), froth it and then put it in the microwave for 15-20 seconds. It makes the foam stronger and thiker. Than you can just pur the cup under the Kurig machine or pour the foam onto any beverage. The whole thing takes les than 30 seconds amd it makes great creamy and warn cofee! Anjoy!

I've been through two of these now (over quite some time) and really loved how they work. If you have anything other than milk (like cocoa - too thick) it didn't seem to have the strength.
**HEADS UP** I noticed one day there was a little blue colour in my milk froth. I couldn't figure it out, then realized the batteries were corroding from getting wet. This was really troubling, as I easily could have drank it, if I wasn't paying attention. I was afraid to buy another one, but I'm giving it another shot and moving on to the stainless steel one, which is supposed to have an even stronger motor.

This is the best frother you can use, when taken care of properly. People complain that it "stops working" because they don't check and change the batteries - duh. I used mine every day and I had to change the batteries after two or three months. Not a problem for me because I use Duracell rechargeable batteries. Great product if you have at least half a brain.

This is a wonderful gadget for frothing milk...works especially well with skim milk.We enjoy our coffee so much more now!

I had never used at home frothers, this one for the price seems to do a pretty good job. It also says that it can make milkshakes.I have only used it a handfull of times so I cannot comment on longevity for this little unit, but if handwashed and stored safely should last. The "chrome" is the plastic chrome look alike that is so common with small appliances now. Would make a nice hostess gift or stocking stuffer for the holidays.