The Breville Milk Cafe is the best milk frother we tested for plant-based/alternative milk, like almond or oat milk.

The latest update to the original Nanofoamer sees 25% more power through an upgraded more reliable motor, drive system and waterproof housing. How convenient for them that a _design flaw_ just happens to occur right outside the warranty window, and no support provided. Steaming is done with a steam wand, putting milk in a jug, and inserting a steam wand – usually, although not always, attached to an espresso machine. Interchangeable Nano-screens – Can be used with, or without screens to make different style textures. NB: The operation of the NanoFoamer V1 requires the user to continuously hold down on the button to keep the NanoFoamer spinning.I don’t know how long you should heat the milk on stove, because it depends on your stove and all that. Elita Double Whisk Handheld Milk Frother: This handheld whisk produced some large foam bubbles and ultimately didn’t measure up to our top handheld pick. I heated my milk over a low flame in a small pot on the stove for about five minutes (I didn’t take the exact temperature) and then frothed.

I have been trying to do latte art with a frother for quite a while (4 months almost and i still havent figure out how to do it hahahaaha). It takes too much force to hold and as you move the wand around it is easy for it to deactivate and stop spinning.

The company behind it, Subminimal, is founded by industrial designer Dominic Symons and is now based in Singapore. It’s compatible with stovetops and micro-burners, and the contactless digital thermometer is a handy tool to ensure you get the perfect milk temperature. They also have multiple settings so you can customize your preferred temperature and foam levels, and are easy to clean. The 5mm thick stainless steel drive shaft ensures the NanoFoamer has a controlled and sturdy rotation that will operate wobble-free for years to come. If you don't have an instant read thermometer, be careful once your milk gets close to 50C; the temperature can easily climb higher than you want before a regular thermometer will settle in to an accurate reading.