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Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2020
I did not know I needed this in my life. I saw a video of someone obsessed with the drink, London fog (earl grey tea, vanilla & milk), and she offhandedly mentioned you can easily make your own if you get a frother. Thank you other reviewers for ranking this so high.
At home I mostly make different versions of drip coffee because frothers seemed so “extra”. So to put this little guy together, you do need 2 double A batteries. It comes with a little stand. I made a very strong drip coffee (blue bottle Bella Donovan), warmed up whole milk in the microwave, stuck the frother in the middle of the milk, wiggled it around a bit, and poured it into my mug. Added 3 tsp of sugar, I like it sweet, it was so good!!! So perfect. Plus the side of the box has a QR code with a link to some recipes, a coupon and it automatically registers your warranty. Pretty awesome! I’ve only made 1 drink but I’m super excited for future matcha lattes and practicing latte art. Also! my coffee shop costs like $5 almost $6 for a latte, I’m lactose intolerant so every latte I have to pay $0.70 more. I just hate that, overall this will save me money and I get my cozy, caffeine fix in the comfort of my own home!
At home I mostly make different versions of drip coffee because frothers seemed so “extra”. So to put this little guy together, you do need 2 double A batteries. It comes with a little stand. I made a very strong drip coffee (blue bottle Bella Donovan), warmed up whole milk in the microwave, stuck the frother in the middle of the milk, wiggled it around a bit, and poured it into my mug. Added 3 tsp of sugar, I like it sweet, it was so good!!! So perfect. Plus the side of the box has a QR code with a link to some recipes, a coupon and it automatically registers your warranty. Pretty awesome! I’ve only made 1 drink but I’m super excited for future matcha lattes and practicing latte art. Also! my coffee shop costs like $5 almost $6 for a latte, I’m lactose intolerant so every latte I have to pay $0.70 more. I just hate that, overall this will save me money and I get my cozy, caffeine fix in the comfort of my own home!
I did not know I needed this in my life. I saw a video of someone obsessed with the drink, London fog (earl grey tea, vanilla & milk), and she offhandedly mentioned you can easily make your own if you get a frother. Thank you other reviewers for ranking this so high.
At home I mostly make different versions of drip coffee because frothers seemed so “extra”. So to put this little guy together, you do need 2 double A batteries. It comes with a little stand. I made a very strong drip coffee (blue bottle Bella Donovan), warmed up whole milk in the microwave, stuck the frother in the middle of the milk, wiggled it around a bit, and poured it into my mug. Added 3 tsp of sugar, I like it sweet, it was so good!!! So perfect. Plus the side of the box has a QR code with a link to some recipes, a coupon and it automatically registers your warranty. Pretty awesome! I’ve only made 1 drink but I’m super excited for future matcha lattes and practicing latte art. Also! my coffee shop costs like $5 almost $6 for a latte, I’m lactose intolerant so every latte I have to pay $0.70 more. I just hate that, overall this will save me money and I get my cozy, caffeine fix in the comfort of my own home!
At home I mostly make different versions of drip coffee because frothers seemed so “extra”. So to put this little guy together, you do need 2 double A batteries. It comes with a little stand. I made a very strong drip coffee (blue bottle Bella Donovan), warmed up whole milk in the microwave, stuck the frother in the middle of the milk, wiggled it around a bit, and poured it into my mug. Added 3 tsp of sugar, I like it sweet, it was so good!!! So perfect. Plus the side of the box has a QR code with a link to some recipes, a coupon and it automatically registers your warranty. Pretty awesome! I’ve only made 1 drink but I’m super excited for future matcha lattes and practicing latte art. Also! my coffee shop costs like $5 almost $6 for a latte, I’m lactose intolerant so every latte I have to pay $0.70 more. I just hate that, overall this will save me money and I get my cozy, caffeine fix in the comfort of my own home!
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