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Looking for recommendations for milk frotter

  • 08-11-2019 8:19pm
    #1
    mvl
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    - this is not for me (cause I can't stand milk)
    But am contemplating getting a milk frotter as Xmas present for someone related (expecting it will be used for heating and frotting milk)
    - should there be anyone using one, maybe can recommend theirs, or reasons not to get one ?
    The models I am looking at now are "Dualit 84135 Milk Frother" or "Lavazza A Modo Mio Milk Up Frother" ...



    Thanks.


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  • #2
    murphyebass
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    mvl wrote: »
    - this is not for me (cause I can't stand milk)
    But am contemplating getting a milk frotter as Xmas present for someone related (expecting it will be used for heating and frotting milk)
    - should there be anyone using one, maybe can recommend theirs, or reasons not to get one ?
    The models I am looking at now are "Dualit 84135 Milk Frother" or "Lavazza A Modo Mio Milk Up Frother" ...



    Thanks.

    LIDL and Aldi do them from time to time for about €25 or so as far as I remember. Exact same as the nespresso one. Very handy yolks to be fair if you don’t have a proper espresso machine.


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