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Reddit mentions of 1Easylife H422 Stainless Steel Handheld Electric Milk Frother with Bonus Mix Spoon
Sentiment score: 4
Reddit mentions: 6
We found 6 Reddit mentions of 1Easylife H422 Stainless Steel Handheld Electric Milk Frother with Bonus Mix Spoon. Here are the top ones.
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- 1Easylife MILK FROTHER, PRIDE AND BARISTAS SECRET WEAPON offers you the professional finishing touch for your lattes, cappuccinos, hot chocolates or chilled milkshake. The fresh and fast froth is now a reality in your kitchen's very own coffee shop, hot or cold, frothy or smooth. It can even bring an indulgent twist to everyday instant coffee. Flawless in form and function 1easylife Milk Frother can be taken straight to the table.
- MODEL FOR POWER AND DURABILITY: Hand-held milk frother powered by a couple of AAA batteries. It measures just under 24.8 cm long, and 1.5cm diameter. 1Easylife Milk Frother is the Satin Edition, Stainless Steel with a low-gloss finish.
- SUPER-EASY TO CLEAN DESIGN and CONSTRUCTION: The sleek body of the frother is also worth highlighting, making it compact. It is also lightweight, which means that you do not have to sweat in using such, Cleaning will be a snap just placing the rod under the running water to rins (no immersion of the handle), means that minimal effort will be required on your part to maintain its best quality and functionality even through the years.
- EASY TO OPERATE USING AN ON/OFF SINGLE BUTTON: 1Easylife deluxe stainless steel milk frothers wand do a very good job by depressing the button it will give you an amazing froth, with very little effort. It takes about 20-30 seconds of pumping action. Battery operated frothers generally aerate by rotating a whisk-like rod (and can also be used for mixing drinks), it is a convenient method of frothing right in the cup or other container.
- A MUST HAVE KITCHEN TOOL and THE GOOD OFFER YOU CAN FIND. A BONUS mix spoons will come with this versatile kitchen tool.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Silver |
| Height | 0.59 Inches |
| Length | 9.76 Inches |
| Weight | 0.1625 Pounds |
| Width | 0.59 Inches |
I got a free frother with my coffee machine, but I know you can buy one for like <20 on amazon. I like to make lattes in there. It has a cool and heat option so its pretty nifty year round.
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I can't drink coffee anymore. It gives me heartburn. I've been making matcha lattes with almond milk every morning. Comes out to 65 calories. You just dissolve the matcha powder in a few tbsps of hot water (I buy matcha packets from Trader Joe's) and then heat up a cup of almond milk in the microwave and I pour it in as I stir with this electric wisk. Highly recommend that wisk if you're interested in homemade lattes. Makes my mornings fancy for cheap.
1Easylife H422 Stainless Steel Handheld Electric Milk Frother with Bonus Mix Spoon https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00SKFCSB6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8ZLGzb8HFWZA0
I have this one for making matcha drinks, used it on some milk today and it worked great.
Okay, I'm not a professional bartender, but I do run an extensive home bar and I follow recipes to the letter, including those with eggs.
I have a question: although I haven't had issues thus far with building up foam in a fizz by shaking the bejeezus out of the shaker, I occasionally use a small handheld and battery-powered milk frother to make the foam/head a bit thicker. The advantage is that it can be done right in the glass after it comes out of the shaker. Is this considered a major no-no behind a commercial bar?
Just a guess, but a milk frother wand might work the same way (here, for example). I'm not sure since I neither own the product in the ad nor do I have a milk frother. However, both of those things exist and seem to function similarly with the frother being only ~$10 shipped.