Secura17oz Electric Milk Frother and Steamer, Stainless Steel Detachable Milk Jug, 4-in-1 Hot & Cold Foam Maker for Latte, Cappuccino & Hot Chocolate, BPA & Teflon-Free, Dishwasher Safe

Every morning I froth some half and half for my daily espresso. This Secura frother is a top quality stainless pitcher with an easy attachable whisk. Allows cold and hot frothing which adds the perfect topping for my coffee.Easy to clean and very sturdy

love this product. I was worried about it being metal and effecting the taste of the milk. No problem. The heating cup is so easy to keep clean. I had one with a plastic and the seams did not allow me to keep the inside and outside groves clean. Love that it beeps when done,

Absolutely love this frother!! Have been using it several times each day for the last 7 years and it never let me down giving me perfect matcha latte and other yummy drinks. Also due to the small size I was able to take it with me on vacations.It’s wonderful to have such magic versatile machine at your house without going to the coffee shop and at such a bargain of a price, while taking very minimal space in the kitchen. I’m always grateful to the people who designed and created such powerful gadget!I’m adding moringa and chaga powders to my matcha latte (with a mix of coconut/whole milk and a spoon of allulose). And my son and I also make an energy tea sometimes with ginger, ginseng and ginkgo biloba powders.It can also have the most amazing froth for your coffees, but I replaced my morning coffee with matcha many years ago. Still, I tried a few cappuccinos and they were yummy!!All this baby needs is a replacement whisk about every 2-3 years, which costs about $6. So if it stopped working, don’t throw away the base, just replace the whisk! Luckily the seller lafraise sells a set of 2 whisks for $12, and I stocked up as there were a few years when the replacement wasn’t sold anymore (luckily I didn’t need the replacement at that time).I just purchased another frother of the same model for my son’s college apartment, so he would never need to go to Starbucks and have a beautiful morning with his teas :)

I primarily use this for heating and lightly frothing milk for my morning lattes/macchiatos/cappuccinos/whatevers so I can only speak to how well it does that. And it does it pretty well. The milk gets hot without scalding, there's just enough froth, and I can make enough for two cups at a time so my wife and I no longer have to thumb-wrestle over who gets their coffee first. It's also pretty nice for heating up cider to just the right temperature. I'd buy another one of these in a heartbeat.Pros: it's easy to use (one button you press one, two, or three times), easy to clean (dishwasher-safe), and holds about two cups' worth of whatever you're heating. I also like that there's a place in the base to store the frother you're not using so no more rummaging through the junk drawer.Cons: It does take a while to heat up that two cups of liquid. Some mornings it'll spin for nearly ten minutes. Heating up one cup is a lot faster, of course. When it finishes, sometimes the milk is closer to tepid than hot. It can be loud as well, like the wails of a thousand tortured souls, but that's rare. All those together are worth about a star, but not nearly enough to recommend against it.

I have been using this frother daily for 16 months and it’s still giving me perfect breve lattes. I get up, pour the half and half to the lower max line, make my espresso, start my partner’s drip coffee, then turn around, pour the espresso into the frother along with the half and half and I have a lovely, foamy, perfect cup that fits my hot Stanley cup exactly. And fyi, no, I’m not one of those Stanley water bottle women; this is my anti-spill-I-have-ADHD-and-I’m-a-klutz cup. lol. Obviously if you prefer, you can pour the espresso directly into your cup, but I prefer mine mixed. My son moved back in to go back to school a year ago, and he also makes a daily latte with milk. Every Saturday my partner likes a cold, whole milk latte and it works amazingly for that too. When my other kids visit they make themselves hot mochas, or hot lattes and my vegan kids do that with soy milk or almond milk. This frother has gotten a lot of use and still works perfectly. I know you can get a battery powered frother for less money, but this is hassle free. You just pour it and forget it until it beeps, which is about 3 or 4 minutes, and you never have to worry about burning the milk. Protip - if you love foam like me, pour it off and drink it immediately.I even bring this frother with me when I go out of town (except camping). For a wonderful, hotel latte that’s way better than Starbucks, I pre-make the espresso (I’ve done 3 days worth), put it in a jar, store it in the hotel mini-fridge, with some milk or half and half, plug in the frother and easily make it in the morning. In this case, since I want a hot latte and have cold, espresso, I put the espresso in a bit earlier so it will also heat up and not just to mix it.I actually had never made at-home lattes before I bought this. I was a drip coffee person unless I was buying at a coffee shop. I don’t like black coffee, and I always added cream and sugar, but then I needed to cut back on carbs/sugar because of health reasons, so I decided to try this, and now I would never go back. I do not have a lot of time or patience before work, and this makes my morning coffee ritual easy and lovely. It’s probably saved me a lot of money since I prefer it over the occasional Starbucks latte.