Compact Electric Milk Frother

I needed something to help mix drinks when a spoon or fork isn't enough. I chose this frother due to the sleek design compared to other ones. I like that it's stainless steel, thin, and logo free. It also requires 2 AAA batteries and uses the rechargeable ones I had just fine. So far, it's been easy to use and clean. I will update if anything changes.

Not the best quality but does the job. The whisk did fall out after the third time I used it but I was able to put back together and its working fine.

For the price this is a nice basic frother. It's made of metal, so it's pretty solid, it's long and thin, attractive looking. The on/off button is at the end of the handle. It has one speed and it takes 2 AAA batteries (not included). That is all great until you turn it on and dip it into the milk. The frother piece is made of flimsy wire, as soon as it's dipped into the milk it starts wobbling and it slows down to the point that it does not froth anymore. This is with brand new batteries so I would say the electric motor is a little sub-par too. Too bad because it's an attractive piece.

The media could not be loaded.  I used to have a compact frother years ago and when it broke after many years of use I could not find similar. So glad this popped up, it's small, fits anywhere, does the job well with no bells and whistles. You must supply your own AAA batteries, I have rechargeable ones. I find that frothing warm milk works best for me with whole milk and when it's fresh...this gives me a super thick foam that lasts a long time. Frothing temperature is also important, I stick it in the microwave for about 20-30 seconds with a small amount of milk with sugar is already in my mug (sugar optional of course). If the milk is too hot, it will not froth well for me, so experiment as to what works best for you in terms of time and amount of milk. After it is frothed, I use a drip coffee maker right on top of the mug and then finish with a little cinnamon. The other approach is to froth in a separate cup and pour the froth on top of your coffee. The milk will really swell up in volume so no need to use a ton of milk when you start. Froth until thick working a little air in by moving the frother around and up and down. Perfect!

This uses batteries instead of being rechargeable which I personally like. (I don’t need yet another cord sitting around). It frothsmilk great! To clean, I just run the frothing end in my dishwater and then rinse it well. The end is not removable to my knowledge. That would be a plus if it was, but I do feel I’m getting it clean enough how I’m doing it so it’s not that big of deal.

This small, lightweight milk frother does a very good job whipping up milk or cream. It looks nice, and its compact size and slender profile make it easy to fit in a drawer.

This is just OK. Does not have enough power in my opinion. I thought it was possibly the batteries that I installed however, I switched it to new and better batteries but power was the same.

This is a basic milk frother. It works great just like it should. Batteries are not included, but it will run quite awhile on the AAA batteries.It looks sleek and upscale and only takes up as much space as it needs to.It comes in a plain thin box and really isn't the most giftable packaging, but you'll want to keep this one for yourself anyway.