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- Milk frother: Bistro milk frother was designed to make you a professional Barista without leaving your doorstep.
- Compact: small electric milk frother has convenient cord storage in the removable base, perfect if you plan to leave out on the kitchen counter.
- Sleek design: auto shut off when finished; Transparent lid allows the frothing to be observed.
- Servings: Bistro milk frother heats 1 cup (300 ml) of milk at a time; perfect for serving yourself or your family.
- Material: non-stick coating interior ensures easy cleaning and durability; stainless steel body; Tritan plastic lid.
- 10 Oz. Capacity
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Q: Does anyone else's milk spill out? It seems like I'm the only one. How does everyone keep their milk from spilling over? Thanks!
A: I have found that DHA milk foamer more than regular milk. If you're using DHA milk, try a quart of regular not-dha and see if that fixes you. And clearly, stay below the max fill line, as I'm sure you are. Hope this helps!
submitted byMelFromMemphis - 6 years agoA: I know it depends on the type of milk used, how full you fill it, and if you use the whisk attachment or not. I have had another milk frother spill over due to using the wire whisk and filling it up to the max line (meant for without wire whisk).
submitted byA Boy - 6 years ago
Q: Does it foam alternative milks well?
A: You can use coffee creamers like Coffee Mate as well as milk, 1/2 & 1/2, heavy cream, whatever you like. I have used all of the above and they all turn out well.
submitted byHmallory34 - 4 years agoA: I managed to use silk milk's almond milk vanilla flavor, fine in it.
submitted byHowdy - 6 years ago
Q: How much liquid does this hold?
A: Min: 75ml Max Froth line: 190ml Max heating line: 300 ml
submitted byHowdy - 6 years agoA: About 0.8 cups if you're frothing.
submitted byMelFromMemphis - 6 years ago
Q: Can I use half 'n half in the milk frother. I like the richer taste of half 'n half. Thanks.
A: I have not tried it with half 'n half. I prefer nonfat milk because it foams up more. However, I see no reason why it wouldn't work with half 'n half. I tried almond milk. It worked fine, but it did not make as much foam.
submitted byrungram - 6 years agoA: You can use half and half, and it's delicious!
submitted byJD6789 - 6 years ago
Q: Does this froth almond or soy milk?
Q: Can you make cold foam with this frother?
Q: what temperature does it heat to?
A: The frother heats the milk for about one minute until it is approximately 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
submitted byBodum - 4 months agoBrand expert
Q: Unfortunately, the milk only gets a little bit warm (the temperature only gets up at 110 degrees Fahrenheit) I'm wondering if mines broken or if it's just false advertising.
A: The frother heats the milk for about one minute until it is approximately 158 degrees Fahrenheit. If you feel that there are any issues with your product please contact Bodum support at support@bodum.com for further assistance.
submitted byBodum - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: The milk does not get to 150 degrees Fahrenheit!! It only gets to about 110 degrees Fahrenheit. I don't know if there's something wrong with mine, but how to I make it get hotter?
A: The frother heats the milk for about one minute until it is approximately 158 degrees Fahrenheit. If you feel that there are any issues with your product please contact Bodum support at support@bodum.com for further assistance.
submitted byBodum - 8 months agoBrand expert
Q: Can the milk frother beat the milk over 158 degrees? It is only a little warm when I take it out after 1 minute.
A: This frother cannot heat milk over 158 degrees Fahrenheit.
submitted byBodum - 8 months agoBrand expert
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Summary of reviews
- Thumbs up graphic, Frothing ability
- Thumbs up graphic, Ease of use
- Thumbs up graphic, Affordability
- Thumbs down graphic, Overheating issue
- Thumbs down graphic, Cleaning difficulty
- Thumbs down graphic, Short lifespan