Aerolatte Milk Frother Reviews

I bought mine online and it came with a plastic case which is absolutely pointless - what's really needed is a stand. Anyway, I was amazed at how good it was - it really did turn a couple of inches of warmed milk (microwaved) into thick foam. However, after 2 weeks it seemed to have lost power so I removed the battery cover and replaced the batteries. The cover was really difficult to get off and then I found I couldn't get it back on again. It seems to be a really bad fit and is now unuseable. Maybe I got unlucky but I'm reluctant to get another one in case it happens again.

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 ...

There is no competition - yet - Advantages: Whisk quality, Ease-of-use - Disadvantages: Battery life, Product life

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 ...

I have 2 in the past year, the first one was replaced but the 2nd is no better - Advantages: compact - Disadvantages: works for a short time, rod bends to easily

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 ...

Having purchased the Aerolatte while at the East of England Show back in July, I think we've used it enough now to be able to write a well deserved opinion about it. If you like frothy milkshakes or foamy cappucinos then this little gadget is well worth buying. It's also very good for making frothy drinking chocolate. It ...

Having just finished a cup of cappuccino coffee which I made using my Aerolatte milk frother, I can heartily endorse this gadget. I saw the Aerolatte being demonstrated on QVC about 5 weeks ago and was most impressed and immediately sent for one. In the past I have found that many gadgets which are demonstrated on T.V. and at ...

Getting it to go frothy is really easy when you know how! If you like cappuccino you can make a perfect cup in a few seconds at home. Cappuccino machines are expensive and I just couldn't justify around £70 for one of those. What I did buy was a. Aerolatte Milk Frother for £9.99. This is so simple to use. You have to insert ...

There are three ways of making a delicious cappuccino at home: You can, at great expense, buy a special cappuccino coffee maker, you can use a manual milk frother – a sealed jug with a plunger, or you can produce an amazing cappuccino almost instantly with an Aerolatte. The Aerolatte is a superb gadget. It is about the size of an ...