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GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER HOW TO
GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER MANUAL
GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER PRO

I did like that it was rechargeable and the frothing whisk came off, which made cleaning up easy and it has a whisk (like, an actual whisk, not one designed for frothing) attachment for mixing other items. FoodVille MF05 Rechargeable Milk Frother: The FoodVille MF05 Rechargeable Milk Frother has three speed settings, which I found unnecessary since the slowest speed frothed up milk in seconds.

GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER MANUAL

Aerolatte Milk Frother: I’ve had an Aerolatte Milk Frother for years-it’s the original manual milk frother, but the batteries run out quickly and the plastic coating gets grimy over time.

GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER PRO

Both the Zulay and the Milk Pro come with a lifetime guarantee, so that might be a plus for people who want to invest in their equipment for a long time.

GOURMET COLLECTION 18 10 STAINLESS STEEL 12OZ FROTHER HOW TO

PowerLix Milk Pro: Although advertised as a different frother, the PowerLix Milk Pro is virtually identical to the Zulay-even down to the box instructions that prompt you on how to activate the frother’s warranty.

It also comes with a display stand, so if you want to store your frother on the counter, that’s great, but I imagine most people are looking to clear their counters, so the stand is sort of unnecessary. However, the Zulay is battery-powered and getting the batteries in was a struggle.

Zulay Original Milk Frother Handheld Foam Maker for Lattes: With the Zulay Original Milk Frother Handheld Foam Maker, you have to continuously press down on a button on the top to activate-one user in the comments noted that this was easier for them to use due to mobility issues.

Bodum Brazil French Press: As a control, I used a Bodum Brazil French press to froth, and it worked pretty similarly to the Ninja frother-and also produced big, dishwater-y bubbles.The Ninja did froth milk quicker than the French Press, but the froth was like dish soap in texture. Ninja Coffee Bar Easy Milk Frother: As I mentioned, I wasn’t 100% convinced that a manual frother like the Ninja Coffee Bar Easy Milk Frother was any different than a French press.Keurig Standalone Frother: The foam generated by this Keurig frother collapsed quickly, and its higher price point was hard to justify given its poor performance.Capresso Froth Max Milk Frother: At nearly twice the price of our top overall pick, this model from Capresso was inconsistent and struggled to produce a tight foam with whole milk.Vava Electric Milk Frother: The Vava's frothing and mixing capabilities just didn't cut it compared to our top picks.Instant Pot Milk Frother: Though this model did produce a nice foam quality, it was tricky to seat the whisk properly and was outperformed by our top picks.Rösle Stainless Steel Dual Speed Frother: Despite costing a fair amount for a handheld frother, this model wasn't super powerful.Elita Double Whisk Handheld Milk Frother: This handheld whisk produced some large foam bubbles and ultimately didn’t measure up to our top handheld pick.Serious Eats / Ashley Rodriguez The Competition