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@highlander72311 ай бұрын
Hey no fair your video was only released a minute ago and you have an 18-hour head start!!! No fair
@Pourmesomecoffee-zq3dy11 ай бұрын
I tried to check out their coffee test thingy, but it didn't really work well on a computer. Their website seems to be primarily designed for mobile usage. Found that they don't ship outside of the American continents anyway, so no point for me really (just to let others know)
@typerightseesight11 ай бұрын
Can you use these to mix wine with coffee?
@user-pw8qj2gt1p11 ай бұрын
I love your fun, free and exciting personality, Morgan. It's always a delight to watch your videos because you smile and aren't robotic. Your coffee knowledge has helped me tremendously since I found your channel and I love your breakdowns as delivered in "plain language" for ease of consumption. Keep up the videos!
@knockoutgaming303510 ай бұрын
What are your pronouns
@stwaldo11 ай бұрын
Mine has cow spots on it. I think that makes things taste more dairy-ish.
@boat0211 ай бұрын
As a very perceptive person, I can confirm this logic is legitimate.
@sazkie-chan939010 ай бұрын
I now want one with cow spots 😂
@basedmuslimbooks9 ай бұрын
Are they brown spots? You might get chocolate milk from that
@Tomversal8 ай бұрын
@@basedmuslimbooks Nah poo
@ernestalcala43695 ай бұрын
The moo-mixer
@mriidulbhatia11 ай бұрын
for sure would love to get a technique video with the basic milk frother style.
@morgandrinkscoffee11 ай бұрын
Good to know! I’ll add it to the queue
@tlambssss11 ай бұрын
This!! I connected my phone to my TV just to comment this 😂 thank you Morgan! You rock!
@essendossev36211 ай бұрын
HECH YES TECHNIQUE PLEASE!!
@books_with_clementine11 ай бұрын
I would be interested in a tutorial about hand frothing milk 😉 I have a steam wand on my espresso machine but never found a way to make it froth like in a coffee shop… so maybe I need a tutorial in frothing milk in general 😂 Thanks as usual about a very organized and informative video!
@robertoconconi9 ай бұрын
Not just you, I need one too.
@jackiehammerton9 ай бұрын
Same. I’m too intimidated to use the one on my espresso machine 😂
@books_with_clementine9 ай бұрын
lol@@jackiehammerton
@scatterthoughts9 ай бұрын
Try watching some of Lance Hedrick’s videos on the topic! He’s one of the best when it comes to explaining the “why” and “how” of espresso making
@christophertaylor81666 ай бұрын
It also may not be your fault, depending on your machine. Not all of them have very effective steam wands, and even the ones that do often need a rest between making espresso and steaming (which, I know, seems like it would defeat the purpose a little).
@danymeeuwissen597311 ай бұрын
That's the nanofoamer lithium, there is also the V2 which is cheaper, runs on AA batteries and only has 1 speed. Same accessories though! The screens and impeller are also available separately. And the nanofoamer pro is launching next week, which is a fully automatic system with presets that also heats milk while frothing. Easy silky milky for beginners and pros 😉
@Avovoom11 ай бұрын
I had to give up coffee due to medication and I miss it so much, but this channel let's me live vicariously. I switched to matcha as a way to still get some caffeine, but my frother recently broke so this video came out at the perfect time!
@asteria427911 ай бұрын
London fogs? I also recommend steamed/frothed vanilla milk! 😊
@Avovoom11 ай бұрын
@asteria4279 I had no idea what a London fog was 😅 so I looked it up and I've been drinking earl grey tea, milk and sugar since I was a kid. My grandmother introduced me to it, and cinnamon sugar toast. I never knew there was a name for that drink.
@casey5432111 ай бұрын
I second the london fog recommendation! I've also been having chai teas with steamed milk, it has that toasty quality I always associate with coffee.
@CatSeta11 ай бұрын
I’m a total beginner in making coffee drinks, but that nanofoamer does make really delicious silky milk foam, i could make a somewhat similar lattes like from the coffee shop in my area that closed down because of covid :’) A really nice addition for those who don’t have espresso machine and or proper milk steamer at home It’s very easy to get the ratio of foam that i want with this without having large bubbles
@frankoverman954311 ай бұрын
We had a battery operated frother that chewed through batteries like snacks. We found a USB frother that I love on Amazon some treats ago. Stainless steel. Two speeds. Works well will milk, eggs, whipping cream, and more. I love frothing espresso and adding ice for a refreshing summer pick me up.
@Viniter11 ай бұрын
There's a case to be made for battery powered ones. You can (and should) put in rechargeable batteries, which have bunch of advantages over lithium cells. When you find the batteries empty you can quickly exchange them, and get back to frothing, rather than wait for it to charge. An, more importantly, lithium cells have quite a limited lifetime, and when they die you might as well throw out the whole device.
@adriannavanoyen10 ай бұрын
I have the Ikea milk frother and have found that it's quite weak when using my rechargeable batteries, to the point where it almost has to be coerced into starting and will stop if you touch the side of a glass/pitcher.
@Viniter10 ай бұрын
@@adriannavanoyen That sounds like a design problem. The frother probably doesn't have good (or any) voltage regulation. NiMH rechargeable batteries have quite a bit lower nominal voltage than let's say alkaline batteries. They drop to around 1.2V quickly, but they hold that voltage for a looong time. Alkaline batteries start at around 1.6V and drop voltage steadily. If it has trouble running at 1.2V it's not gonna work very well with rechargeables... but also, it's going to reject your single use batteries with quite a bit of life still in them.
@squishycuddle10 ай бұрын
@@adriannavanoyenI find that the older IKEA hand frother doesn't even fit the rechargeable batteries, they are slightly larger and I can't close it when I try to use rechargeables, the newer design probably fixed it as IKEA designs everything to fit rechargeable batteries nowadays
@hookedonwood583011 ай бұрын
Microwave is the way to go. it is very stable and you can measure your preferred amount of milk and just slowly add seconds of heat until you have your desired temp and then just add all the seconds together and next time just give it the full time first and the temperature should me more or less spot on. Makes for a quite acceptable workflow.
@CozyRaccoon15911 ай бұрын
My current one died this week and I was in the process of searching for a new one. This video makes it immensely easier to pick a new one. Thanks so much. ❤
@jenniferklesz7071Ай бұрын
They all stop working shortly after you get them
@CozyRaccoon159Ай бұрын
@@jenniferklesz7071 my old one lasted 3 years and was used daily for almost 10 times a day...
@michaelarighi526811 ай бұрын
Of course, if you're not making your coffee in it, a single-cup French press makes very good foam. Just plunge the milk a few times with it until you get the texture you want and you're done. Of course, now that I've modded the steam head on my La Pavoni to a single hole, which gives me lovely microfoam, I don't need to use the French press for that now. But it was great when I was using a Moka pot.
@LongRiverOtter11 ай бұрын
Do you find only the number of plunges affects milk consistency enough with a French press? When I've tried it, I've found it always gives really large bubbles like I was making a bad cappuccino. Not the microfoam I could get with a good steam wand. Maybe I'm doing it wrong?
@sarahrosen498511 ай бұрын
I use my mini French press to make my coffee but my Mika pots are just sitting there looking pretty. Try frothing milk in the bottom of one?
@dread318911 ай бұрын
She always adds "Hello there" at the first time stamp and the thing that comes to mind is "General Kenobi". 😂
@morgandrinkscoffee11 ай бұрын
Yes
@lunasophia900211 ай бұрын
Another vote for a hand frothing video! I've recently started trying (and really enjoying) oat milk as an ethical, sustainable, better tasting, and better (IMO) texture alternative to dairy milk and now have reason to explore all those "coffee [in some form] + milk [in some form]" beverages I've been ignoring for ~30 years.
@triadwarfare11 ай бұрын
Sorry to break it to you, but the propaganda Oatly is pushing isn't true at all. There's a video out there debunking Oatly's claim while they're being a scummy company themselves. Personally, I consume a lot of soymilk but that had contributed to the worsening of my gout. But soymilk is great as it's cheaper than dairy (at least in our country)
@aardvocadoful9 ай бұрын
Not just Oatly, but the production of oak milk itself is far less sustainable than we are told. Shame because I really enjoy it most. Rice, soy and almond are not far behind.
@Nasalkeihpos11 ай бұрын
I have the $15 one and love being able to recharge it. I can’t remember how much i originally paid for it. I love being able to whip up a very small quantity of cream to go on top of a small number of drinks, and to use the frothed tip to mix hot chocolate. Mine also has three froth settings - you can turn it off and on again for a more powerful froth.
@TwlightDutch11 ай бұрын
I agree with the results on which milk frother to buy. I personally would add the IKEA milk frother to that lineup, which is only 1 euro in my country. That's a price you really can't beat, and gives a great entry point to try out if home-made milk drinks is even something you like.
@eidrag11 ай бұрын
same, ikea milk frother kinda consistent price worldwide, sure there's cheaper product online but if you live near ikea, you can try and hold it. Honorary mention to Japan 100 yen shop that sells them everywhere.
@cjjuszczak7 ай бұрын
it's funny listening to her describe some of them as "battery powered", as if any of them would be ..what ...AC mains cord powered? lol I think she's confusing "removable" batteries" with "non-removable internal rechargeable batteries" the type you plug a USB cable to charge the device. Also the Sublime frother doesn't "work just like the others", it's quite a unique, and patented, design that instead of beating the milk resulting in uncontrolled bubble-sizes, the Sublime uses the impeller to force the milk through the fine mesh, creating the froth according to your density needs. That's why there are different mesh sizes to use for your preference. You can't do that with the "beater style" frothers :) Otherwise, cool video for those looking for a decent frother :)
@jenniferklesz7071Ай бұрын
Rechargeable. No batteries
@cjjuszczakАй бұрын
@@jenniferklesz7071 lol what's "rechargeable" ? ah yes a BATTERY 🤣 Or think of it another way, if there's is "no battery", what's powering the thing ??
@alexever1711 ай бұрын
Yes please to the technic video. I have one of those hand frothers and I basically just create a stiff foam. Which is tasty and different but not even close to latte art
@Kaienhere10 ай бұрын
You're the reason I made a coffee playlist here, this video was super useful to know what to look for before buying a milk frother, thank you so much!
@everything-bagel7 ай бұрын
Great reviews. Agree to disagree about the $4 being "you get what you pay for". With a little technique they can be "worth their weight in gold", producing excellent froth for a very cheap price point.
@michaelb47277 ай бұрын
I’ve been using the Nanofoamer almost daily for a few years now and I really like it. I also use Subminimal’s stove-top pitcher, which heats the milk more evenly than a small sauce pan or microwaving a mug of milk. (I have a few very accurate/quick thermometers, which show the later two to have significant cold spots in the milk, but this does not occur with the Subminimal pitcher.) I also had a chance to try out their new NanoFoamer Pro, but I have to say, it was pretty underwhelming (specifically the small volume and tricky cleanup), and I would strongly favor the wand approach. FWIW, I find it’s nice to start the wand with the tip fully submerged, and only let it breach the milk once a vortex has been created, as this really reduces the amount of splashing that can occur 😊
@ajwli211 ай бұрын
hello there
@Mr.Pufferfish.11 ай бұрын
General kenobi
@aloogawooga11 ай бұрын
all of my favorite coffee youtubers uploaded today. today is amazing
@morgandrinkscoffee11 ай бұрын
A good day on Coffee KZbin 🖤
@benmarchal11 ай бұрын
I would LOVE a video on the technique! I most definitively could use one as my espresso machine of choice (a 9barista) cannot steam milk.
@robster778710 ай бұрын
Here I am where my $5 hand frother broke, but then I realized that I also own a wireless hand Dremel. Seriously… it works
@sararobles46986 ай бұрын
Which one do you have
@russianspy123411 ай бұрын
The second one is the one I use, it has adjustable speed. After you turn it off and back on, it will go faster, then faster again, then back to slow. Also the 4.99 one broke after only a few uses for me.
@ujjwalvinze405911 ай бұрын
A seperate video about the techniques for frother would be really helpful
@chelluna11 ай бұрын
My problem with frothers has been finding one that lasts me more than 6 months. I bought one like the 3rd one you showed and it lasted 6 months and died. So now I’m just buying the cheapest I can find knowing I’ll have to replace it quickly. Such a bummer.
@jenniferklesz7071Ай бұрын
Definitely disposable
@TheTrickTac11 ай бұрын
Hey Morgan, great video! Would love to see a hand frothing tutorial for sure ^^
@sandeeppodakanti808710 ай бұрын
My mom bought the $4.49 frother in this video. Got to say it works really well
@Raditram9 ай бұрын
If you're serious about latte art: get a nanofoamer. If you just want the silky texture: get a french press. Some lady in my country literally mastered latte art by using french press and came 3rd in this year's latte art championship on a national level, she's now a brand ambassador for bezzera. I used french press for like 6 months until the Nanofoamer lithium came out and never looked back. I use a beaker to heat my milk, transfer it to a pitcher and froth it there, amazing texture quality 👌 easy to clean.
@Meedup9 ай бұрын
oh I didn't know you could use a french press for frothing milk. I already have one, i'll try later!
@Raditram8 ай бұрын
It's a little tricky! But you can definitely do it@@Meedup
@fishchick727 күн бұрын
I love my handheld milk frothed but it’s so challenging to clean it. Definitely a love/hate relationship 😂
@alinayossimouse9 ай бұрын
I'd really love to be friends with Morgan, just seems like an overall pleasant person to be around. I swear I'm not in it for the coffee, I just love being with people who show such passion for the topics they explore
@eolym825311 ай бұрын
Just wanted to tell you that your videos are one of the only reasons I get to start my day without it already sucking. I've just got a new job and being there 6 days a week is just awful. But at least I get to watch some cozy content from you. 💕
@jessicaausborn11 ай бұрын
I’ve been using an Aerolatte for probably 20 years now and always thought it’s the gold standard. This was interesting, thank you for the comparison.
@joannacurran847511 ай бұрын
Life is sad when a milk frother exists, yet many people have huge debts and live pay check to pay check
@daultonvenglar990511 ай бұрын
I’ve had an Aerolatte handheld frother for a few years now. I use it all the time for more than just milk, like stirring liquid IV into water and basically anything that need stirring in a cup.
@markaritkaithink823011 ай бұрын
Having a stand or a "case" is super useful!!! mine bent because i stored it with all my cutlery( And also the last two frothers have quite a thick base to a metal whisk, which is also very nice. Might consider buying one.
@almightypumpkin11 ай бұрын
Sorry for going slightly off-topic, but a mother-daughter coffee company would be a great business for Gilmore girls.
@baini9211 ай бұрын
It does seem that #2 has 3 speeds to select from. I am not a coffee person, but I enjoy watching your and others coffee content. Might pick up #2 to have as a whisk for 1 person.
@jasmirris10 ай бұрын
I have the second one (the first USB) and the first 3 LED lights signify the levels of frothing. If you press the button more you can see how fast it goes. I do find that the first setting is best for milk. And while i haven't used the whisk attachment I'm sure it would be great for hot cocoa. :)
@agata629511 ай бұрын
Yesss, a tutorial for milk frothing! I'm struggling every time I make my morning coffee 😂
@riverrose54429 ай бұрын
Please make a video about hand frother techniques! As a former barista, I’m interested to see how different it is from a traditional steam with a wand
@michellemoody349611 ай бұрын
Yes how to use milk frothers video I have been trying to make cold foam using a handheld and frother machine and it either is just frothed milk or whipped cream I need an in btwn and yes I’ve tried KZbin videos doesn’t really help please 🙏🏻 thank you for the review it was very helpful
@cornellfoodie11 ай бұрын
I second this request for a cold foam tutorial. Would love to see Morgan do a couple of different flavored cold foams. They are so lovely on iced coffee/cold brew.
@blademountain669111 ай бұрын
“Can we tell which Milk Frother is the most premium?” “Let’s talk about that”
@JustJimWillDo11 ай бұрын
I would like to have seen a brief section on mess/cleaning. Do they spray milk droplets all over if you lift them a little high in the milk? How easy are they to clean after normal use? I noticed when you had the light sabre looking one (#4) upside-down in its stand, milk was running down the shaft towards the motor; is that a problem?
@smwillia11 ай бұрын
I like how this review has a very America's Test KItchen Equipment Review feel with a best overall and a best budget option.
@ro63rto11 ай бұрын
You must be a mind reader. Was in Tesco today looking for one of the cheap ones to mix up the milkshakes from powder. Never quite works with a spoon as you always get lumps.
@nattydj864611 ай бұрын
Love the topic and yes, the instructional video would be AWESOME.
@wmyers56011 ай бұрын
I bought my nanofoamer V1 because of your video many years ago. The V2 looks much improved but still haven't made that upgrade. Hear they have a new frothing pitcher as well. Wondering how that compares.
@alancor7199no11 ай бұрын
I’ve always been interested in a milk frothier but never knew if it was worth it or not and how to use it.
@morgandrinkscoffee11 ай бұрын
They’re a great staple in your coffee tools! I use mine for all sorts of things like ingredient mixing, dry shaking, frothing, etc
@WajeehMaaz11 ай бұрын
I’d been waiting for a vid like this for a while from a trusted coffee yt source, thanks for making it!!
@dmangTV11 ай бұрын
was hoping for a more objective vs subjective review: RPMs, battery life, compare how much foam each makes (measure the height before/after foaming), etc. still enjoyed the video!
@mskbpc5 күн бұрын
Morgan!!! I'm in love with your kitchen clock! Where can I find one?? Thank you for this review, and I just stumbled onto your channel and obviously have A LOT to learn.
@sercox838 күн бұрын
I’ve never figured Young Sheldon as a coffee lover
@cloudyview11 ай бұрын
Internet Shaquille mentioned the mudwater frother being extremely good, and they had a deal going at that time, so it was fairly cheap. Mine's been going strong for a while, though I don't use it all that often.
@GuyrillaBraun11 ай бұрын
I have one that looks exactly like the Zulay, and for holding it I have a pencil-like grip where I can press the button with my index finger. Works pretty well as the button isn't too hard to press and hold down.
@ian-duh11 ай бұрын
Can I just froth milk cold? I've been trying to do that because I like drinking cold coffee, but it feels like I don't get the right foam as compared to a steam wand.
@nicole4698011 ай бұрын
I have a $15 range one, multiple heads (nice for cleaning), micro-usb charging, and three speeds
@fugixi5 ай бұрын
Yes please, do that separate video on hand frothing. 😊
@whitest_kyle11 ай бұрын
I really like steamed milk tea drinks but I don't like coffee so I've had a hard time justifying an espresso machine just for the steam wand... so hand frothers it is.
@bookshelfhoney11 ай бұрын
I like my ikea milk frother, it was $6 & I mostly only use it to make matcha cause i dont have a whisk for it, works good for that
@mixeddrinks810011 ай бұрын
one of the best part of hand frother is easy cleanup unlike those jugs if you don't have a steam wand.
@Paulxl11 ай бұрын
Yeah. There's a renovation show called "bang for your back" and according to imdb it is still on going.
@morgandrinkscoffee11 ай бұрын
That’s the one
@hanamachii_11 ай бұрын
Ill definitely be using this as a guide for what kind to get. My sister got me a ray-dunne esque one (FROTH) from TJ MAXX for xmas and it... sucks lmao (its most like the Zulay) I have to hold the button down the entire time and as a carpal tunnel prone person, its very hard to use and sometimes painful.
@fpscrash199211 ай бұрын
Would definitely like to see a "technique" video for hand frothers.
@GoddessKry11 ай бұрын
The second one with the whisk, you can find at Marshalls/tj maxx/Ross for $10 usually
@Zastrutzki20 күн бұрын
That second one has 3 settings by the way. You just need to press the button some more.
@zynabal-helfi239011 ай бұрын
"Best bang for your buck" I feel was iconic in Laura Spencer's flea market flip or when she would narrate some realtor house selling show.
@sandrayoung701411 ай бұрын
I would love to see a frothing video and also using these to make cold foam. I love an iced coffee in the summer. I’m new to drinking coffee and have no idea what I’m doing. 😂
@AeroArtist11 ай бұрын
would definitely be interested in a video on hand frothing techniques. i've had golde's for about a year and am happy with the texture i get...mostly. always open to more info
@MechaBorne10 ай бұрын
Thanks! A video on milk streamers would be cool too!
@HotDogBunss6 ай бұрын
Product links AND they’re not affiliate links?! 😮 That’s an instant sub
@josettelecoquette89977 ай бұрын
Wow all this I had only see the Shorts even though I subscribed a long time ago😳 I’ve been missing out🤩! Thank you for sharing your knowledge 🫶♥️
@janebracken442411 ай бұрын
Would love a video on the technics of milk frothing with hand held device thanks
@jackiehammerton9 ай бұрын
I love the high-energy slide into the video. How much coffee have you had today Morgan?? 😂
@floraluxla5 ай бұрын
Thanks for this thorough breakdown!
@dreamervanroom11 ай бұрын
I would like to ask a dated question. What about a whisker? What about an eggbeater? What about something not using electricity? Just curious morgan. Add more: I saw one that was like two containers with a single or double screen between them. I think you would shake to move the milk past the screens, hot or cold. It looked cool but cost $18, before the pandemic.
@Craigskaters8 ай бұрын
The problem with those little wobbly stands is that it's really easy to accidentally knock your frother over, and that usually breaks them, or warps the metal and then they are not as good
@lamemechose707211 ай бұрын
I constantly see frother or steamer/frother combo product descriptions that claim they work for all types of milk, but that whole (or sometimes it just says “3% fat” without specifying dairy milk) will get the “best results”. I’ve tried a bunch of models, types, and price points and I cannot get anything but whole dairy milk to work *at all*. I don’t drink dairy milk very often, as when I do, it’s 2%. Soy is my standard, but I tried almond, oat, and rice milks with each item and never got anything better than soap bubbles. Not criticizing your choice of milk here, because a lot of people do use whole milk, but what do lower fat or non-dairy drinkers do? I know you can buy barista blends that are supposed to foam better, but they’re monstrously expensive (and I can only get them online in my small town, which is even worse), and not suitable for other milk uses. Is there a re-test with other types of milk planned? I think the results of that would be vastly different than the two videos you’ve done so far.
@TEDodd11 ай бұрын
Use whole milk or don't froth. The fat is needed to trap air. That's why cream holds so much more air when whipped. If you don't want 2 milk containers in the fridge, add fat to get similar fat content, like a little heavy cream. The difference in fat content for the small amount of milk used is negligible health wise (giw much it matters at all is debatable. The fat scare of the 79s/80s is mostly debunked) and it tastes better. No clue how to increase fat content in fake milk products. Maybe try some vegetable oil?
@sarahrosen498511 ай бұрын
Shame you don’t live in my country. Very allergy, vegetarian and vegan friendly. There are special versions of the non-dairy milks called Barista version specifically for frothing. Maybe there is a tutorial online for creating a non-dairy barista version at home.
@TEDodd11 ай бұрын
@@sarahrosen4985 they mention the "barista" versions as being "monstrously expensive"
@sarahrosen498511 ай бұрын
@@TEDodd that's a shame. I'll have to check price differences here on all the barista options. I drink my coffee black or with heavy cream. Ask me how glad I was that I got to work early and had only 1 witness to me trying to froth heavy cream with the espresso machine wand. 😜
@TEDodd11 ай бұрын
@@sarahrosen4985 I'm more a no cream guy too. I do like a cappuccino occasionally but that's always whole milk and properly steamed. I've never tried using heavy cream, doesn't seem like it'd give the flavor I want. And I don't go to most "coffee" places. I like my cappuccino in a wide ceramic cup not the narrow paper glasses they use.
@PositivelyNice6 ай бұрын
I have that second most affordable one that you recommend first. Seems like I am okay with that. Just got to practice more.
@blareck9 ай бұрын
Hi Morgan, nice video. It would be nice to see a video about the technique of using a milk frother
@cadreychasd3 ай бұрын
Okay where is the white cup from? I’m obsessed w it.
@m.s.65868 ай бұрын
I got the NanoFoamer lithium, but just upgraded to the automatic pro model- pricier but honestly much easier to handle.
@aschir3211 ай бұрын
:O I live right next door to bean and bean’s roaster! Love seeing it represented ❤
@jonnyhudson564411 ай бұрын
We need a grwm highlighting your coffee routine!!
@ZoroCoilsАй бұрын
8:38 not sure about yours but mine is for what speed it is on, not for what the battery level is. Mine has three speeds.
@personsmith98493 ай бұрын
The wisks are good for dressings cause garlic, pepper, etc. won’t get stuck in it
@kyloluma8 ай бұрын
Looking for a hand frother for cold foam, the NanoFoamer Lithium is probably one of the best options. It's £30, rather than £50
@judithanne35338 ай бұрын
I know this has nothing to do with this amazing video, but I am obsessed with your clock. Where did you find it?
@hollyleigh200011 ай бұрын
Yes video on how to steam milk with handheld milk frother!!
@eframps11 ай бұрын
Can you PLEASE do a video on how to properly make cold foam!
@snowie03010 ай бұрын
Can you teach us how to use the low end milk frother to make latte art for beginner? Tried a few times still failed, but your expertise may help :)
@TonyTylerDraws11 ай бұрын
Excited about this. You did a drink on IG that used one and I was interested
@user-zd2zl5xp2m2 ай бұрын
What about multifunctional vegetable, cheese and meat grinders? Will you make some by chance
@TEDodd11 ай бұрын
They are all battery powered. Just 2 of them you can't replace the battery when the capacity drops after several charge cycles. That's means it has a fixed life span. Once the battery won't hold a charge you have to buy another device. I'll take AA batteries and use rechargable AAs any day. When the capacity drops, replace them and keep using the device.
@tom_olofsson11 ай бұрын
I am happy to have found your channel. Hreat job.
@elizabethinghram6998Ай бұрын
How to you take the stirrer off on interchangeable ones.
@Cally.Summer11 ай бұрын
I'm only at 7:24 but I'm wondering about cleanup. I bet that the whisk on first device is not removable, so it's a little more awkward to clean the head. I know from experience that if you leave it too long, its more difficult to remove any milk residue if you forget to do it quickly (within a few minutes). With the removable head, you can just drop it into a bowl of water while you enjoy your hot drink, but if you do that with the first one, it'll be ruined.
@KevinJDildonik11 ай бұрын
Or just swirl it in water immediately. I just run mine under the tap with one hand as a guard. Zero issues. You only get problems if the frothed milk dries on.
@CasualCoreK11 ай бұрын
I usually just half-fill a glass with hot water for a soak and give it a couple spinnies. No need to use a soaking vessel that would submerge the entire unit, only the stem itself
@Lacey_Ann5 ай бұрын
All i thought of for the HGTV show was Beachfront Bargain Hunt bc kinda sounds close