Keurig Cafe One-Touch Milk Frother
Café One Touch Milk Frother, Perfectly steames or frothed milk in just 90 seconds, Perfect for cappuccinos and lattes, easy-to-clean non-stick surface, cordless frothing pitcher with a premium brushed stainless steel exterior. Product Features Makes frothed or warmed milk Easy to clean non stick surface Cordless frothing pitcher 6 x 4.5 x 7 inches Includes
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(as of April 19, 2020 8:20 pm PDT - Details)
Café One Touch Milk Frother, Perfectly steames or frothed milk in just 90 seconds, Perfect for cappuccinos and lattes, easy-to-clean non-stick surface, cordless frothing pitcher with a premium brushed stainless steel exterior.
Product Features
- Makes frothed or warmed milk
- Easy to clean non stick surface
- Cordless frothing pitcher
- 6 x 4.5 x 7 inches
- Includes recipes for making your favorite coffee beverages
Love it, but plan for it to break I am the world’s biggest Keurig milk frother fan, so why am I giving it only 3 stars? Because this expensive and addicting accessory only works reliably for about three months. It froths milk for those first few months like nobody’s business, perfectly heating your milk with a snowy mountain of froth on the top – and then it stops working. I know this through extensive personal experience, because I have (hangs head in shame) actually paid for three of these puppies – that’s how obsessed I am with them. I returned the first one after a surprisingly contentious phone conversation with a Keurig representative who all but accused me of breaking the item. “You can only use skim milk with it”, she admonished me, even though the advertising blurbs for the item say nothing about that. I have dutifully complied with the rules for frothers #2 and #3, but yesterday, when the third one gave up the ghost, predictably, at the 3-month-mark, I decided that my dysfunctional relationship with the…
Save your money! The first unit was purchased last Saturday, and Saturday afternoon, I made delicous and abundant froth for my coffee. The next morning, my husband made it, and it only half frothed. Monday, the unit did not work at all; replaced it. Monday afternoon, new unit must not have heated long enough. No work. Replaced it, thinking third time’s a charm–Fool that I was. These units are definitely lemons–not charming. The third one shut off this afternoon after around 35 seconds. I think that is the problem, they are shutting off prematurely. What are the chances that my local Bed, Bath & Beyond got stuck with a shipment of lemons with electrical cords and cheap, plastic frothers?