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Reddit mentions of Eparé Milk Frother Whisk- Electric Battery Operated for Cappuccino Latte Coffee Foam and Matcha (Cyan)
Sentiment score: 1
Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Eparé Milk Frother Whisk- Electric Battery Operated for Cappuccino Latte Coffee Foam and Matcha (Cyan). Here are the top ones.
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- Replace the hassle of chords and outlets with this handheld, battery-powered milk frother featuring a soft rubber coating and push button activation for one-handed use
- The ideal small appliance for the home barista, make your favorite hot or cold drinks. Easily make a delicious coffee or matcha tea latte. Have fresh cream? Whip it up for some homemade whipped cream for your hot chocolate or dessert.
- To froth raise and lower the stainless steel whisk in your desired liquid while operating for 15-20 seconds to create rich and delicate foam. To clean simply dip the stainless steel whisk into hot soapy water and operate briefly; rinse well; and briefly operate again to spin dry
- This gadget isn’t only for frothing up your favorite skim, whole, soy, or almond nut milks. It is also suitable for mixing up butter coffee, protein shakes, baby formula, salad dressing, cocktails, and more.
- You will receive one (1) milk frother measuring 9" long and 1 ¼” in diameter - weighs 3 oz.; Requires 2 AA batteries for operation; Backed by Eparé Limited Lifetime Warranty
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Cyan |
| Height | 1.75 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Weight | 0.19 Pounds |
| Width | 1.75 Inches |
> The agitation isn't as complex as people would have you believe.
Would you say an electric milk frother such as this one would work fine? I've thought about getting one but I don't see much mention of these things on /r/coffee (and if there is mention it seems to be bad reviews)
EDIT: Wow never seen that automated PriceZombie comment before...weird
I ordered this for a coffee lover, hoping it works well.
Others have already mentioned about the name deriving from financial profit "in the black." Only other possible theory I've heard is that Black was also used to describe the heavy disruptive human and vehicle traffic on the day after Thanksgiving.