Say Goodbye To Frothy Milk! The Ultimate Nanofoamer Pro Review For The Perfect Coffee Texture

Welcome, today we're diving into the world of expert-level coffee with the Subminimal Nanofoamer Pro. This compact yet powerful device is designed to revolutionize your at-home coffee experience, delivering barista-quality frothed milk with unmatched ease. Shop Here: alternativebrewing.com.au/pro...
In this video, we unbox the Nanofoamer Pro, share our initial impressions, and guide you through setup and installation. From achieving perfect foam to maintaining optimal performance, we cover everything you need to know to make the most of your Nanofoamer Pro.
Our experience with the Nanofoamer Pro has been overwhelmingly positive. With more adjustability in settings and paddles, a superior frothing wand, and consistently impressive temperature and texture results compared to other devices, it's a game-changer in the world of home coffee brewing.
But what truly sets the Nanofoamer Pro apart is its ability to transform your coffee experience. It's not just about heating up milk; it's about creating a texture that elevates every sip. With the Nanofoamer Pro, you're not just making coffee; you're crafting an experience that rivals your favourite coffee shop.
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[@Mandragara]

I own a Cafelat Robot and this is a nice accessory for the occasional times I have to make a milk drink. I just wished the heating element was slightly larger so that milk wouldn't burn on the bottom and make it harder to clean

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Agree 👍 can get a little bit of crust each time. Easy to clean off all the same

[@user-dy4zs6wd7w]

Same here! I own a Cafelat Robot and it does help with the workflow given I don’t need to use the microwave anymore and then use the previous versions of the nanofoamer. Clean-up does take more time :p but it is a perfect combo for manual levers.

[@Mandragara]

@@AlternativeBrewing Yep, but a larger element might mean a rinse would be enough. Rather than rinse and wipe

[@mooriginal]

I just ordered this in UK from a 3rd party got it next day which was great and cheaper than from their official website Its a brilliant frother and its proved a god send as my Sage machine i think has a problem with the steaming. Full fat milk - the impeller on my unit looks pre wobbly not as ive seen needed adjusting as too tight on some deliveries - i got a cheapy milk frother similar style when i was making non espresso drinks - it came with a cleaning wand - think like folded over foam on a handle - very rubbish design but ive been using that to clean the unit - its very soft on cleaning the residue at bottom - also read somewhere that a drop of oil in the container before pouring the milk might help with lessening the residue after making a milk froth.

[@digicambikeman]

Had mine about 4 months and i think it's brilliant ! I still steam as i like the interaction but having the option of the Nanofoamer pro is just great 👍🏻

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks for sharing

[@asmith2886]

Thanks for the comprehensive review. It will be interesting to compare this with the meticulous milk when that arrives.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

True 🙌

[@Durrani1984]

Hi, great video. I got this when it was on Kickstarter and I have to say I’m getting quite inconsistent results especially with low fat milk (which I know is not ideal). Also the cleaning over time can get more stubborn despite cleaning it immediately after use. I generally found it harder to get good microfoam with smaller (150ml) drinks too. I purchased the Nanofoamer Lithium and have to admit I’m having a much better experience being in control of the process.. esp with low fat and smaller drinks. Also the cleaning is much easier. I use a Flair 58 so I don’t mind microwaving the milk for 60-90 secs while I pull a shot

[@SimonFuto]

Have one. Love it.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Right on!

[@Wings_nut]

Picked up the NanoFoamer Pro via their Kickstarter campaign. Been enjoying it so far. Great product for me since I can't steam milk properly to save my life.

[@Staybrown11]

I’ve had mine for 3 weeks now. Amazing texture. I can’t get any art but the drink experience is excellent. Cleaning does suck but it’s comprise I’m willing to live with. I use flair 58. I was contemplating buying a dual boiler but since I’ve had the nanofoamer I am in no need to get another machine.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Nice! Great combo & Money saved too

[@thefuturetom]

I wonder how this would work for a somewhat heavy cream? On those days when an Irish coffee would be nice, would be a treat to put a cold froth from some cream on top without getting out something else to whip it.

[@jobadde]

I like mine too, but the heating needs to be improved because by the time you'll have a burnt spot above the heating element that you can't avoid.

[@marcusanstice4842]

Where's that t-shirt from? i need it!

[@paulioricco]

I do find that I get inconsistent results with mine, I've had to resort to using the highest setting to get foamier milk (using Oatly Barista). I often make back-to-back drinks, and I find the second batch of foamed milk can be a lot less frothy. I thoroughly clean between the two drinks, I just can't seem to get it right.

[@scoobysnax8127]

Mine has just stopped working after 5 months. My trusty Dualit milk frother is still going strong after 8 years of daily use. It was a quarter of the price.

[@paulioricco]

My first one stopped working after 1 month, but the replacement has been going strong so far....

[@scoobysnax8127]

@@paulioricco I’ve just received a replacement. Let’s see how it goes.

[@DriftingJasmine]

I’ve found that even running the propeller under hot water for a period of time still traps milk. I take it apart and clean it manually each time.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

That's a good idea!

[@JennyN-bg3ke]

How is this different from a Nespresso aerocinno for making foamy milk? Can you do a comparison video please? I have the aeroccino and it's good but the foam collapses with hot chocolate .

[@AlternativeBrewing]

The Nanofoamer has an additional element that helps control the speed / height and velocity of the vortex of spinning milk. It's those small little lips that you place in the container that have a huge effect on how the bubbles when created are mixed in to the body of the milk. Done right - it'll be silky smooth - done wrong - and the bubbles,if made right presumably, will quickly rise to the top of the milk surface and pop off - reducing volume you just created. The Nanofoamer is doing something hear the mimics a barista using an Espresso machine steam wand - versus what most machines are doing at the moment - which is just relying on spinning the milk on one plane, and slowly heating it.

[@RobertSchuster68]

Does the NANOFoamer Pro makes sense in conjunction with my Flair 58?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Yeah absolutely 👍

[@12Gavv]

thoughts of df-54??? any upcoming review of that? :D

[@AlternativeBrewing]

100% looking forward to this one

[@12Gavv]

@@AlternativeBrewing ah me too! i did place an order of df54 should be coming today :D

[@dausfirdaus7949]

hi sir, can you use 100ml of milk? how is the foam result?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

ok - might get a little too bubbly at lower quantities

[@Nyle95]

Is this better than the Nespresso Aeroccino 4?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Yes 🙌

[@MOARMETALS]

If using light milk what tab would be recommended

[@Mandragara]

Blue or green

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Try blue 2-4 👍

[@cuysal]

Worked for about a week. Then even the spinner stopped working. Fixed thr spinner and then shorted out from getting wet. Ive owne the $20 milk frothers for decades and they last about 6 years. This was a disappointment as it had promising results initially

[@zwordsman]

Hmm i dig it. Shame i couldn't use that with protien powder. No way it would mix and not get weird i'm sure haha.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

I’ll report back 🤔

[@zwordsman]

@@AlternativeBrewing I usually blend up the chocolate protien powder with milk. then add that to my colder coffee.

[@FatNorthernBigot]

Hey! Milk alternatives... If you were any good, we wouldn't have to farm dairy cows. 😉

[@Nyle95]

😴

[@FatNorthernBigot]

@@Nyle95 You look tired. Have a coffee 😉