Subminimal NanoFoamer, Handheld Milk Foamer, Velvety Microfoamed Milk for Barista-Style Coffee, Battery Powered Milk Frother - Featuring NEW Super-Soft Button

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When you start pouring, pour from a distance (~15cm high from the cup), this will make the frothed milk drop below the espresso, gets colored by the espresso and then floats on top it. While the sides of the pitchers were easy to rinse out, it was difficult to scrub the bottoms of narrow milk frothers like the Nestle Aeroccino 4. It created silky, well-incorporated microfoam at each setting, and consistently hit temperatures of 140ºF and 160ºF for its two heat settings.

Whether you prefer conventional dairy milk or plant-based alternatives, the NanoFoamer Pro makes perfect foam thanks to its three integrated flow controllers. After identifying a gap in the market for milk frothers capable of producing microfoam like a real steam wand, the NanoFoamer was conceived. Vava Electric Milk Frother: The Vava's frothing and mixing capabilities just didn't cut it compared to our top picks.That also means that the protein in cow’s milk isn’t necessarily the same protein in plant-based milk, which is one reason why cow’s milk is able to make luscious microfoam that’s stable for a longer period of time than that of your average almond milk latte. But perhaps with switching manually off at the right moment and then turning on again and continuing, perhaps there is a way to turn that foam to micro-foam, hm, maybe.

All of the above The NanoFoamer lithium shares all of the above improvements with the addition of the below upgrades. We also talked to coffee experts about techniques to achieve the best milk froth, regardless of the type of milk you prefer. Unfortunately, the quality of the device (mine is version 1 with the updated soft button) needs a lot of room for improvement. Nowadays I mostly use the milk frother to churn matcha but in my experience 1€ frother can definitely produce a nice enough foam for latte art from microwaved milk.

The only thing about it that intrigues me and is different from other hand frothers is that mesh and different kind of propellers. Usually it's like a really shitty foam on top with liquid on bottom, but sometimes it's also "just liquid" or at least when I pour its just liquid. I get pro standard microfoam with a regular, cheap handheald frother using the same usage technique they recommend with this product. Pick a cup with a good size: wide enough for the milk to swirl and high enough for the milk to rise, and not too big because you want the frother to dig into the milk.