Kenwood Frothie CL428

I remember seeing this a while ago and thinking that it was quite gimmicky and so was obviously going to be pretty naff, yet I still kind of wanted it, I admit it, I am a hot chocolate addict, it's nothing to be ashamed of and I have come to terms with it. Now that its coming into winter I've bought myself an insulated cup to have a hot choccie on the way to work, but whilst shopping at Morrisons today I saw they had the Kenwood Frothie Maker reduced to £16. After a little ummm-ing and ahhh-ing I bought it, for £16, if it doesn't do hot chocolate well then at least the kids can use it for milkshakes. As soon as I got it home I plugged it in, threw ...

I have always been a fan of drinks machines but usually the only kind I ever saw were ones in hotels or restaurants which would cost hundreds of pounds and were not affordable at all. However, I had then heard of the Tassimo drinks machine but to me it just didn't seem to be what I wanted so I waited patiently, patiently, and more patiently until Kenwood brought out a machine and at an affordable price to. I bought the machine and lke a 5 year old at Christmas ripped open the box. Inside was the machine. Appearance-wise is has a stand and on top of that there is the jug. It just looks like a normal blender but jug shaped. With the machine you are given a ...

The kenwood frothie maker. At first glance it just looks like another instalment of the kitchen gadgetry fad. WRONG!!! This is new and innovative idea from kenwood set to revolutionise the way we make hot and cold fun drinks. Lets start with its appearance. Appearance The frothie maker consists of a semi transparent (frosted) plastic jug with black handle at the rear a and pouring tap up front. It is a similar size to that of any other kitchen blender possibly about 20mm extra in diameter. The jug sits on a modern looking silver (metallic) plastic base with black features. The base contains three buttons heat mix, frothie and stop more ...