Make your favorite coffee shop drinks at home with this handheld milk frother!
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“I only needed this because I was having a tough time mixing my collagen and protein powder in my coffee. So this is my first frothier. I didn’t want to spend a ton if it wasn’t going to do what I needed. This baby is mighty, it works perfectly. Now I am glad I bought the small one so I can travel with it this month when going to visit family. Easy investment, just buy it!”
These stainless steel kitchen tools can help create creamy and frothy milk for your next hot latte, whisk up matcha, or make coffee shop-inspired cold foam at home. They can also work as a mini blender to mix collagen, protein powders, smoothies, or even eggs before cooking.
Best of all, they are easy to clean and both sizes won’t take up much space in your utensil drawer. The mini size is also great for your desk at work or travel!
Check out how this reviewer makes Starbucks cold foam with the larger frother…
I purchased this milk frother so I could make Starbucks cold foam at home. This frother is perfect for it! It takes a minute to froth to the right consistency, but it is much more practical to use at home than the actual $500 cold foamers they have at Starbucks. As a former barista, I can say it is just as good! It is very easy to clean, I just run it under the faucet immediately after use, and then turn it on a few times to get it mostly dry.
If anyone wants the cold foam ratios it is 1 part vanilla syrup (you can buy bottles at some Starbucks if you want it to taste exactly the same), 2 parts 2% milk, and 3 parts heavy whipping cream. Enjoy your homemade Starbucks cold foam!!
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