SIMPLETASTE Milk Frother, 4 in 1 Electric Milk Steamer, 16.91oz/500ml Automatic Warm and Cold Foam Frother for Coffee, Latte, Macchiato, Cappuccino, Hot Chocolate
$7.99
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Product description
Customize Your Preferred Beverage 
Warm Dense Foam Mode
Makes a thicker, less intense foam, which is exactly what you want for a rich latte.
Warm Airy Foam Mode
Makes the perfect warm and fluffy foam for a creamy cappuccino.
Cold Foam Mode
Still makes nice foam, but does not warm, making it perfect for an iced beverage
Warming Mode
Warms milk without foaming for hot chocolate and matcha
4-in-1 Electric Milk Frother: Easy to operate, one knob to switch between hot thick milk foam, hot thin milk foam, heat milk, and cold milk foam, novices can also make coffee shop-level taste at home
Large Capacity: Our milk frother and steamer can heat 500ml milk at a time for delicious breakfasts, maintain milk flavor at 65+/-5°C. The maximum capacity for milk frothing is 8.45oz/250ml for cappuccino, lattes, iced coffee, matcha, and more, suitable for the family and friends together to enjoy
Built to Last: Crafted from durable 304 stainless steel with a scratch-resistant surface, this product is free from Teflon, PFOA, and chemical coatings. Engineered to withstand years of daily use, it also includes a spare whisk for extended convenience
Easy to Clean: Detachable whisk and split design ensure effortless cleaning, simply place the removable jug in the dishwasher or soapy water for a fresh start, no hassle, no residue, just ready to use parts every time
Double Safety Protection: This milk warmer and frother holds an intelligent temperature control and automatic power off to prevent dry burning, safety can be guaranteed even if forgotten
13 reviews for SIMPLETASTE Milk Frother, 4 in 1 Electric Milk Steamer, 16.91oz/500ml Automatic Warm and Cold Foam Frother for Coffee, Latte, Macchiato, Cappuccino, Hot Chocolate
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D M M –
Very worth it for the price.
This is my first Frother/ steamer. I like this steamer/ milk frother. It is the right size for what I needed.It works well for frothiness. The function button is not very clear on how to use. it is very important to clean it right after you use it. You will not have any problem with the whisk if you do. do not over fill. you will have a mess if you do.
Dayi –
Great Frother from a Fantastic Brand
works wonderfully and is exactly what I needed for my coffee bar. I am a big fan of this brand overall, and their customer service is excellent if you ever need them. Highly recommend!
traveldiva2003 –
Great frother
Just what I was looking for. The stainless steel in particular is what I wanted. I had 2 frothers from Nespresso and the interior coating got easily scratched. This product has a large container so you can make more froth at one time. And the stainless steel container can go in the top rack of the dishwasher. So glad I bought this product. Wish I hadn’t waited so long.
Carlos –
Bigger but not as potent
Their small version froths better, but it fits so little that I decided to upgrade to this bigger one.
Nan1025 –
It’s a wonder!
This machine is a wonder! Quiet, efficient (even gives an extra bleeding attachment to stored in the base), and makes a foam or froth just as good as you get @ Starbuck! Recommend every coffee connoisseur get one!
Sandra Pessaro –
So glad I bought it.
My new favorite kitchen appliance! I cannot stop making yummy lattes. I have not tried the other 3 settings. So, my only experience is with the Red setting which heats the milk and froths it. It is better if I am making two lattes because the minimum milk needed in the karafe is a little more than I need for 1 drink and not enough for 2. Having said that, I can easily make 2 lattes by using the max fill line. Super easy to set up and clean. It stays out on my counter all the time.
Keen –
Doesn’t froth oat milk. Slow. Not intuitive.
It froths cows milk fine, but not oat milk. I started just using the heat only setting because of this. However, I don’t know why so many reviews say this is fast, because it’s NOT at all. It takes between 7 and 8 minutes to heat up less than 2c of milk. I could do it in the microwave for less than 2 minutes… or on the stove even faster. Very slow.Also using COLOR and teeny tiny pictures to say what each setting does is absurd. It even has the color printed under the picture in case you are color blind I guess, except it takes several ticks to actually change the color and there is no notch on the dial so you can’t see where it’s pointing. I would buy a different one.
Bunny –
works well, handle broke
I just received this product a week ago… used it to hot-froth half/half…was great. BUT, the portion of the handle already broke. My last frother was glass and that broke after 13 months. ugh
Doug Gittens –
excellent product has met all my expectations. froth very nicely
Jason –
One of my vices has become London fogs, and though delicious, they are not entirely easy to make. I’ve used a few frothers before, so I was very interested in how well this one worked.FIRST IMPRESSION:This is one of the better-looking frothers I have seen, and it would be well at home sitting on the counter in most kitchens. It also felt well-made with quality parts.Another thing I noticed was that it had a much larger capacity than other ones I’ve used, which comes in handy when you want to make more than one drink.SETTING:The major drawback I had with this is the way the settings work. It’s nice and fancy that the colors change as you turn the dial, but it’s not very intuitive what each color means. You need to remember that red is warm dense foam, green is warm and airy, purple is warming, and blue is cold froth. Maybe better icons or words would make a difference here.I did like that it is a simple push of the button, and off it goes; it runs its cycle and then stops automatically when done.PERFORMANCE:Overall, it worked really well and makes some really nice foam. I played around with each setting and did exactly as stated. I will caution you to follow the max fill lines, as if you go over, you will end up with a pretty big mess as it spills over. This did mean I was able to test cleaning it, and overall it cleaned well. However, where the cord enters the body, there is a gap, and I managed to get liquid in there. I was able to clean it out, but be aware of that.CONCLUSION:I ended up really liking this frother. The extra whisk that connects to the bottom via magnets was a nice touch; also, the whisks are better made than others I’ve used. It makes really good foam and works quite well. The large capacity is nice, and it’s easy to clean, especially not having the container attached to the base. The only drawback is the weird color system, but it’s not enough of an issue to warrant not recommending this.
My Take –
This milk frother is definitely a big step up from a handheld one. It’s powerful, efficient, and creates smooth, creamy milk that’s great for lattes or cappuccinos. It has four different modes indicated by colors: red, green, purple, and blue. I’ve mainly used the red and green modes. The red mode produces a thicker, creamier froth, while the green mode makes a lighter, airier foam.I found that to get that really thick, stiff froth that sits nicely on top of a coffee, I had to run the red mode a few times. It does warm the milk as it froths, which is nice if you enjoy your milk hot. The operation is quiet, and once you turn the knob to select your mode and press it to start, it runs automatically and stops on its own when the cycle is done.It comes with two frother heads, and one of them is conveniently stored on the bottom of the base, which makes it easy to keep everything together. The jug and the lid are also dishwasher safe, which is a great feature and makes cleanup very simple.The main drawback is that you have to fill the milk between the minimum and maximum lines as stated in the instructions, which requires using a fair amount of milk to stay within that safe range and prevent overheating. If you’re only making coffee for yourself, you might end up with some leftover milk. The froth also tends to thin out after sitting for a while, so you’d need to froth it again or add more milk to reuse it later.This frother is best suited for making several drinks at once, such as when serving two or three people. Overall, I’m happy with it. It looks nice sitting on my counter and fits perfectly in my little coffee and drink area. It’s great to be able to make my own frothy milk at home for several people, and it feels like a nice little indulgence to have.
Amazon Customer –
This is a gorgeous little kitchen gadget. There are four options: hot dense foam, hot airy foam, hot drink mixing (no frothing) and cold foam froth. Each option takes about 5 minutes.I absolutely love:✅ Great size capacity (if you’re frothing pure coffee cream, yes the minimum amount is like 4 coffees worth. But any other hot milk frothing (lattes, cappuccinos) it’s great✅ Machine itself has excellent build quality, sturdy and compact✅ DETACHABLE DISHWASHER SAFE CUP✅ Stainless steel, no coatings✅ Removable magnetized frothing paddle (AND an extra tucked into the base of the unit!)✅ I find it quiet, but noise sensitivity varies (when the cup wasn’t sitting well on the base I did notice a higher pitched noise from the magnet, easily adjusted)✅ I think the light up base is really fun✅ It really is an excellent frother. My go-to is the hot dense foam (red) which lives up to its name. I do find my brand of oat milk doesnt froth great, but if I hit the button a second time it gets much better. That’s the milk, not machine.✅ The cold foam froth is killer. I did almond milk and it was unreal (see pic)Bonus!✳️ Used the hot dense foam (red) option to MIX MY MATCHA! Started with the minimum amount of just boiled water, then topped up after. Made a fabulous lazy-girl matcha.Honestly don’t love:❓Not sure why they decided to call the options by colour, instead of just words (red is hot dense froth, green is hot airy froth, purple is hot mixing, and blue is cold foam). For the first week I had to constantly remind myself which was which.One last thing:⚠️ Maybe it’s just my unit, but I find it’s easy for the dial to get turned around improperly and then not line up with the correct options (it shows green lights when it’s pointed the wrong way etc). I solved this by making sure the dial is pointed toward the red froth (option 1) before I plug it in (see my picture). Then it works fine. But just to be aware.It’s not perfect, but it’s super close. I absolutely love it. Elevated my home drink game, great for hosting. Totally recommend, especially if you can snag a deal.
Sam E. –
We’ve been using this milk frother quite often over the past few weeks. While it’s great for frothing milk for our coffees, we’ve also used it to make matcha latte and hot cocoa and it worked like a charm. Loved the results.There are indicators for minimum and maximum quantity of milk, but personally I found that the minimum was too much for a single serving (it’s actually even too much for 2 cups).Another weird design quirk of this frother is the indicators around the dial… instead of saying what they are, it gives you a color code that you need to look up. Why not just write it out?That said, not docking points because it works so wonderfully and despite the weird indicators, it’s easy to use and gives tasty results.