Reddit mentions of IKEA PRODUKT Milk Frother 303.011.67, Black, Pack of 1

If you are thinking of trying this (and it's delicious, by the way), make sure to get an inexpensive milk frother something like this. If you just add the butter and coconut oil, you will have an oil slick on top of your coffee!

I can highly recommend these neat little frothers

Work great and they're pretty quiet

So what you are going to gather here is that you aren't going to be able to obtain "espresso" for that price range. However, if your girlfriend likes strong coffee in milk there are other options that would get you there without breaking the bank.

For the coffee:

1. Aeropress: This is a very versatile tool that can be used to make a number of coffee styles including strong shots of concentrate to be added to milk. Lots of room to grow and try other styles as well as time goes on.
   
   
2. Moka Pot: Can be either stovetop or electric depending on what works best. These are super popular in europe and have been around for ages so they are generally time-tested. They also make strong, pressurized percolated coffee that can be added to milk drinks.
   
   For the grinder:
   
   Hand burr grinders from Hario or Porlex are great and have a good following. You can get a knockoff on amazon for a lot less but it may fall apart after a while. Depends on your estimated use.
   
   https://www.amazon.com/Hario-Skerton-Ceramic-Coffee-Mill/dp/B001802PIQ/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1480362440&sr=8-6&keywords=porlex
   
   For the milk:
   
   Frothing Pitcher: https://www.amazon.com/Gourmia-GMF215-Detachable-Stainless-Non-Stick/dp/B01MD0AAVJ/ref=sr_1_1?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1480362139&sr=1-1-spons&keywords=frother&psc=1
   
   Frothing wand: https://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Milk-Frother-303-011-67-Black/dp/B013S27CLQ/ref=sr_1_9?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1480362139&sr=1-9&keywords=frother
   
   
   
   Both of these together should get you where you need to go and make a nice gift bundle (maybe with some beans if you have a few bucks left over.
   
   I hear that the nespresso are ok but I really have to take a stand against the waste and concept. Putting together a bundle gives you a ton of flexibility and is a more thoughtful gift in my opinion.
   

I have one of these on my counter: http://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Milk-Frother-303-011-67-Black/dp/B013S27CLQ/ref=sr_1_4?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1462979216&sr=1-4&keywords=milk+frother

it's one of the best purchases I've ever made because it does all of my coffee related things in a way that's much easier than a steamer or a blender. I can confirm that it works great for mixing bulletproof as well :)

I put a couple of grams of coconut oil in my coffee. It's delicious. Watch your calorie intake as 14g is ~117 calories. If you use a milk frother like this one it makes it awesome.

Edit: Weird. The link doesn't look right but you get the gist.

I use one really similar to this -

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B013S27CLQ/ref=asc_df_B013S27CLQ5166613/

And it works perfectly!

how would this work exactly, would I add the HWP to the tea and then froth it all? Or would I froth the cream while it's still in the container (and if so would it say frothy?). Also are you referring to one of these? (http://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Frother-303-011-67-Black-IKEA/dp/B013S27CLQ) Thanks!

Okay, so I make medium sized batches (I mix for about 7 people). Here's what I do:

• I get out my beaker that is larger then the total volume I plan to mix
  
• Tare it out on a scale
  
• Add all ingredients, taring in between each
  
• I use a milk frother (similar to this one) to blend everything thoroughly
  
• I then pour the blended mix into a large squeeze bottle (~500ml with a yorker cap) using a funnel
  
• Simply squeeze the mix into the final bottles
  
• Seal and label bottles

A hand held milk frother helps emulsify the oil. I use one to make my bullet coffee palatable.

That's just like your opinion, man. Hobby don't finish. You are arguing that mini painters don't want minis. This is demonstrably untrue, even by your own admission. I have thousands of unpainted minis, and I'll buy some more right now. Maybe I'll even make them into a pile and rub them all over myself.

I'm not disparaging other people's choices, I'm trying to give them more.

You can get a $3 ($5 on amazon) Ikea milk frother, cut off the end, and bend the shaft into a hook or loop. It will make quick work of any pot.

There's always a cheaper option. Every penny saved is another mini or pot of paint earned. $100 to spend on the hobby is a big deal that can be transformative. I wouldn't blow it off like it's nothing.

It's up to us to stick together and share that information with each other so that each hobbyist can make the best choice for them. If you have unlimited funds, go get you a $100 shaker. If you don't, here's some other options that are also effective. Options > no options.

https://www.amazon.com/Ikea-Frother-303-011-67-Black-IKEA/dp/B013S27CLQ/

Get this. It's uber-cheap and works perfectly. I think I spent a buck (or Euro rather) more for one with a holder.