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Which milk frother?

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redpriestandmozart Wed 12-Aug-15 18:00:27

Which do you think? I had a cheap one lasted literally 2 froths, waste of money, mind you it was only £3 but it did the job even if it was only twice. Looking for a better one and I found this Andrew James hand held that looked the part but DH thinks the electric one would be better. Only going to use it for the odd latte so I think the electric one is too extravagant unless you MNers say my life won't be complete without one!

www.amazon.co.uk/Andrew-James-Electric-Handheld-Chocolate/dp/B00JXK24PC/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1439398552&sr=8-4&keywords=andrew+james+milk+frother

www.amazon.co.uk/Andrew-James-Function-Electric-Frother/dp/B00JUYBNSK/ref=sr_1_12?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1439395640&sr=1-12&keywords=milk+frother

So what do you think?

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smaths Wed 12-Aug-15 19:25:57

I have a aeroccino for my nespresso machine and I love it. Used it for all sorts, making formula (probably not recommended, though it does heat to 70 degrees), milk for orphan lambs, milkshakes for the kids, babycinos - everything! On that basis I'd recommend the proper electric one - we had a hand held one before and it's nowhere near as useful

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redpriestandmozart Thu 13-Aug-15 13:53:06

Thank you, I will probably come round to the idea of another small appliance in my already bulging cupboard!

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