• Handheld, battery-powered milk frother
• Works well with cold or hot milk for delicious drinks
• Streamlined construction made from polished, stainless steel
• Simple 1-hand operation with results in 20 to 30 seconds
• Includes 2 AA batteries; rinses clean for storage; 5-year warranty

• Rayovac NM715-8 Rechargeable NiMH AA Batteries, 8-Count Package

Aerolatte Milk Frothers are the world-famous, award-winning, best-selling original steam-free milk frother. Safe and easy to use, the Aerolatte milk frother eliminates the need for expensive steam-based machines. It works directly in your mug or glass using an innovative whisk-head to turn milk that has been heated in the microwave or stovetop into rich, thick foam in just 20 seconds. Use for lattes, cappuccinos, milkshakes, and hot chocolate. Includes instructions, recipes, and 2 AA batteries. 5 year guarantee.
A zippy little kitchen instrument, the Aerolatte frother is a smart way to make your own frothed milk for cold or hot drinks. Streamlined and reflective, the design is sleek and appealing, while its operation is simple. Just place the frother’s whisk head in a mug of hot or cold milk and turn it on. Frothing takes around 20 to 30 seconds and does not make a lot of noise. Powered by two AA batteries, the frother has a trim size and a self-contained construction that rinses clean between uses. Note that the frother does not generate steam or heat--to create frothed milk for hot drinks you must start with hot milk. Aerolatte also makes a satin-finish version of this product with a slim little counter stand for storage. The unit comes with batteries, and carries a five-year warranty. --Emily Bedard

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great little device
Comment: I love this frother! Instead of buying an espresso maker with all it's complexities, I just use my stovetop espresso maker and froth up some milk, and viola! I have a great cappuccino! It even does a great job frothing up soy milk. I highly recommend this device.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Simple Basic Tool that Works
Comment: I've been using the Aerolatte three time a week for the past month and it works reliably to make frothed milk. The tool is not very costly and it simply works.

The only con I can think of at the time is very nitpicky since there is not much bad I can find yet. The screws on the back of my unit has already got some rust color discoloration. So be careful of getting the body wet.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: frother
Comment: This is a wonderful item! My kids and I love to froth milk in a separate mug and put on top of hot choc, chai and coffee! It makes it seem like we are getting a fancy drink in an upscale shop! Make the drinks taste better!

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Lattés in An Instant
Comment: The Aerolatte Milk Frother is simple to use and easy to clean. The fast whipping action allows you to froth any kind of milk in no time. It has a very modern metallic sleek design, an easy to use on/off button, and even comes with batteries. It is great for making cappuccinos, lattés, foaming espresso, and adding whipped creamy milk to American coffee. I love it and have even given a few as gifts. My trips to Starbucks have been drastically reduced now that I can make my own delicious lattés at home.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Fix it yourself
Comment: This thing actually does a pretty good job of frothing milk, and I would give it a better rating if it wasn't defective as received. The problem is that it was on all the time and couldn't be turned off using the switch. I had to disconnect the batteries to turn it off.
Since the thing is so cheap it wasn't worth the postage to return, so I took it apart to try to figure out what the problem was. It turns out that the metal contact part of the switch was improperly bent and was making contact all the time. I bent it in the opposite direction and put everything back together and now it works fine.
If you're mechanically inclined, this might be worth taking a chance on, but I'll never buy anything from this company again.
Oh, it's really a stretch trying to make a milkshake with it, and I think that really hard frozen ice cream would stall it out.

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