Aerolatte Milk Frother

Aerolatte Milk Frother: The Truth Behind the Aerolatte (2794 words)
by Nar2 - written on 04.11.07 (Very useful, 504 readings)
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Way back in 2000 when I first worked as a barista and enjoyed the perks of a freshly brewed coffee with a thick crema, I got into drinking hot milk lattes and at times, cappuccino forms with thick white milk foam, fluff and froth. I was chucking away my daily mugs of tea and swapping them for thick home made coffee freshly prepared from a £15000 machine on the premises where I had just started working. Milk froth from industrial machines always carried a minimum temperature between 130°Centigrade to 145°C maximum and 150°C for additional syrup based milk drinks such as hot chocolate. The same year, my mum had purchased her latest additional gadget in the ...

Milkshake anyone? (506 words)
by cjmorton - written on 27.08.02 (Very useful, 439 readings)
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I saw Aerolattes being demonstrated at the Town and Country festival last year, and since seeing them demonstrated in various shops throughout the year, I finally decided to buy one at this year's Town and Country festival. I bought the Aerolatte Shakes pack, which contains a yellow Aerolatte (not the standard chrome), a special plastic box (which makes much more sense than the stand - it can actually go in to a draw without worrying about it getting bent) and 2 plastic cups with cool spirally straws on them - one yellow with a blue straw, and the other blue with a yellow straw. It also came with a useful recipe sheet. The Aerolatte is turned on and ...

Aerolatte Milk Frother: Froth Your Milk - Fast! (810 words)
by Ric! - written on 03.01.02 (Very useful, 1266 readings)
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The aerolatte is, according to the box, the 'original steam free milk frother'. I bought this as a present for my girlfriend who loves to drink cappuccinos. I was sold when I saw a rather cocky salesperson demonstrating them in Bentalls Department Store, in Kingston-Upon-Thames. I couldn't bring myself to go up to his display and get one, thereby giving him the satisfaction of thinking he had convinced me to buy one (he was really such a cocky and arrogant man!). So, I crossed the road and went to John Lewis, who thankfully also had them - you may wish to know this if my opinion convinces you that you need one! What is the aerolatte? ...