Reddit mentions of 3 X Ikea Milk Frother 303.011.67, Black by IKEA

Since you mentioned Tassimo, I presume you're in UK?

If you want a coffee you can brew with a press of the button, then your options are a bit limited. You either try another pod machine (Who knows? You might like Dolce Gusto or Nespresso more than Tassimo, but certainly try before you buy), or go for a superautomatic espresso machine, which is pricier.

"Bean to cup" machines might refer either to drip brew machines or superautomatic espresso machines. You want an espresso machine (or something similar to it) in order to make lattes and flat whites, so if you go that route make sure it's a superautomatic. These can get pricey though - cheap ones might not get you results which are better than pod machines. And they require more maintenance than pod machines.

If you're willing to put in slightly more work, I recommend buying a decent starting grinder, and either a moka pot or an Aeropress, both of which can produce a concentrated espresso-like coffee which you can use for lattes and flat whites. Moka pot goes on your stove, Aeropress takes hot water from your kettle. While it brews you can warm up some milk and use a simple frother. Get good quality beans and you can make better coffee than any pod machine and most superautos, at 10% of the price for a decent superauto, with cheaper price per cup compared to Tassimo discs.

So not creamy but frothy maybe might be nice? Could have a shot with one of these:


IKEA milk frother

You can use this to blend nicely into the milk.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00VK35Z4W/ref=asc_df_B00VK35Z4W58532682/?tag=googshopuk-21&creative=22146&creativeASIN=B00VK35Z4W&linkCode=df0&hvadid=226302833456&hvpos=1o4&hvnetw=g&hvrand=13093459799262269191&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=1007200&hvtargid=pla-419982571096

BPC bulletproof coffee) is not essential. What it does is:

• start off your day with caffeine and fat, which can help give you an early boost of energy, keep you full and reduce overall calorie intake because you skip breakfast which would normally give you the same benefits but with more calories.
  
• grass-fed butter (like anchor) is one of those nice-but-not-essential things. Like, it's better to eat grass fed meat but go with what you can afford.
  
• generally you could add cream / mct oil + butter / coconut oil + butter
  
  MCT is the 'active' component in the coconut oil. There'a actual a noticeable difference in physical exercise performance - I did a little experiment because I was dubious too.
  
  So...
  
  
• cream = ok
  
• coconut oil + butter = better than cream
  
• MCT oil + butter = better than coconut oil and butter
  
  But it all depends what you're after :) Pick what you like.
  
  Also, pro tip, use one of those cheap whizzy milk frothers to mix your coffee, make it much easier :D