recommend a milk frother please

Quiet_Life

http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/sol/shop/home_and_garden/kitchen/teacoffee/117409926_bodum_schiuma_milk_frother.html?hnav=4294960032

try in store also

Lugh_Chronain

Phantom_Flan_Flinger wrote: »

This, I presume?

Wow, it really is the same price too! EBay seller probably got it from Ikea no doubt and would save on postage too if you can get one from Ikea.

All you need now is a frothing jug.

System

Thanks for all you help everyone.
I have to confess that I was thinking along the lines of something where you poured the plain milk in at one end and it came out the other end all hot, frothed and chocolatey!!! (that sounds quite naughty actually)
Linda x

I don't like milk!!

shorty31

I have seen the Lattecino milk frother in John Lewis, does what you require, but at a price.

Lugh_Chronain

shorty31 wrote: »

I have seen the Lattecino milk frother in John Lewis, does what you require, but at a price.

At a price alright:

Dualit Lattecino Milk Frother, Black

System

I just checked the Dualit out....ouch!!! I wonder if Lidl or Aldi do something similar??
Just have to wait for the sales, or not make hot chocolate any more xx
Linda x

kitschkitty

I've been wanting the Bodum 1446 Latteo Milk Frother that the first reply mentioned, for ages as it has good reviews, and I adore foamed milk!

I had one of those whisk things and found it a complete waste of time.

I also read that skimmed milk foams best, and full fat the least best (but still fine)!

Lugh_Chronain

kitschkitty wrote: »

I also read that skimmed milk foams best, and full fat the least best (but still fine)!

It's probably the extra fat in full fat that prevents it from frothing, though I wonder how much fat is really in full fat these days.