- Traditional style of covers are available in a classic design
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- With traditional designs of covers, you can keep your coffee hot for longer
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Traditional style of covers are available in a classic design, with one size fitting 8 and 12 Cup cafetières. With traditional designs of covers, you can keep your coffee hot for longer.
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The Bialetti Tuttocrema Frother - this Bialetti aluminium milk frother features a non-stick Teflon inner coating and double filter to delivery quicker, frothier results.)
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75 of 75 people found the following review helpful
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Rather than buying one of those rather unsatisfying cappuccino pod machines, where the result never really tastes like cappuccino, or going the whole-hog for a Gaggia, this frothing jug can quickly make several mugs worth of really frothy milk in less than a minute. You can do it with hot milk or cold milk, depending on what you want to get, although, because this is a metal jug, you can't put this one in the microwave. One of my colleagues, who used to be a barista in a coffee-shop, felt the texture was excellent, but the milk really ought to be hot rather than cold for the authentic effect.
If you're in the dark about what this does, essentially it twirls around a couple of rotating nets in the milk, a bit like using a whisk, but much, much quicker because the pump action of the thing on top is geared to make it twist very, very fast. You could do something similar with an electric mixer, but it would take longer, and it wouldn't be as good, because the netting has a very fine mesh.
You _can_ put it in the dish-washer, but it might not do you much good -- we found that the dishwasher really didn't clean the milk from the the twirling filter, which means that you have to wash it by hand, or suffer milk which begins to taste like yoghurt. On the other hand, it's non-stick, and so a fairly easy hand-wash.
This is a great device, but not perfect. The exterior scratches easily, and it needs about 1/4 of the jug to be filled with milk to froth at all. The bottom centimetre doesn't really froth at all, which means you will waste a bit of milk each time if you aren't doing a lot of drinks.
Good though, nonetheless.
If you're in the dark about what this does, essentially it twirls around a couple of rotating nets in the milk, a bit like using a whisk, but much, much quicker because the pump action of the thing on top is geared to make it twist very, very fast. You could do something similar with an electric mixer, but it would take longer, and it wouldn't be as good, because the netting has a very fine mesh.
You _can_ put it in the dish-washer, but it might not do you much good -- we found that the dishwasher really didn't clean the milk from the the twirling filter, which means that you have to wash it by hand, or suffer milk which begins to taste like yoghurt. On the other hand, it's non-stick, and so a fairly easy hand-wash.
This is a great device, but not perfect. The exterior scratches easily, and it needs about 1/4 of the jug to be filled with milk to froth at all. The bottom centimetre doesn't really froth at all, which means you will waste a bit of milk each time if you aren't doing a lot of drinks.
Good though, nonetheless.
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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I've tried them all - Dualit £400 Cappuchino machine, The little battery powered whizzy spinners, Dualit's £50 heater/frother (waste of money), and Bodum's glass plungers like this (which inevitably get broken!). The double filter produces a denser, creamier milk of any machine I have tried (the lower the fat the better the froth). By the way, I have used it in my Panasonic microwave and no sparks - but beware - the handle gets incredibly hot - so best to still use it on the hob.
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
I've had this a few weeks now and it compliments my 2cup brikka perfectly. I now make, what i like to call, a 'brikkuccino'. Warm the milk on the hob then prepare the brikka. Take the Tuttocrema off the hob once its warmed up and plunge it a few times. Pour the coffee from the brikka (or moka pot) into a cappuccino mug then add the frothed milk and there you have it a perfectly good tasting cappuccino!! It's a very easy to use and clean. It is also a lot cheaper than a cappuccino machine. Its also quite a nice morning ritual that doesnt take long to make. Enjoy!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great!
Decided to purchase this little jug to go with my new coffee machine that does not have the steam frother control. Its just great! Read more
Published 27 days ago by boovie
The best frother I've tried.
I've tried a lot of frothers - for years I used Bodums, and have tried their fancy manual and their entry level manual (not their electric ones) and was very pleased with the... Read more
Published 1 month ago by V. Carlin
LOVE IT
Brilliant - makes really dense and lasting froth. Quick and easy to use on the hob or in the microwave. Definitely recommended.
Published 1 month ago by SF1
Excellent
Cheaper and far more sturdy than the (all too breakable) classic glass model and great results with the double frother element. Recommended.
Published 2 months ago by JBsfx
Fun!
Without having any comparison with other products, I can definitely confirm the Amazon reviews hat helped me to decide. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Clara P.
Great frothy milk
This is a great idea. Produces really creamy milk with a decent frothy head. Just simmer the milk on the stove and then pump the plunger. Can make 3-4 cups in 1 go. Read more
Published 3 months ago by CPMorgan
Frothing Coffee!!
Excellent product - it froths the milk to perfection with no electric gadgets and easily cleaned. Never drank so many lattes!!
Published 3 months ago by Janie
Best of the manual frothers
Of all the manual frothers I have tried this produces the best and longest lasting froth due to the double "paddle" inside, it is possible even to froth it too much and have a lump... Read more
Published 3 months ago by I. Duff
milk frother
i bought this milk frother for my Mum, because i have one for my holiday home and it works like a charm. Read more
Published 7 months ago by J. R. Baglione
Bialetti Milk Frother is FANTASTIC!
I bought the Bialetti Milk Frother after doing extensive internet research and reading reviews on a whole variety of websites(I know - sad, isn't it) because I really like decent... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Sue B, Bolton
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