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Would definitely buy this again - works very well, easy on batteries, easy to clean and cheap.
If you don't, the milk will solidify in the little coils and will be a pain to clean. Be sure to clean this thing immediately, and I do mean immediately, after every use. Other than that it works flawlessly, and the price is right.
Well, someone did, and that person made the perfect milk frother. Who would have thought this would work so well. Love it.
I use it for my Chai Tea Latte and hot chocolate drinks. Recommend this product. Very glad I purchased aerolatte milk frother. It works great.
A basket 3/4 full will only make about two ounces of good espresso, the rest is bitter, but that is plenty for two cappuccinos. They overheat the coffee and make it bitter. If you can find the one that has a chromelike finish and the thinner beater wire it's a better product than the one with the plastic finish. With that trick and a good burr grinder you can make espresso with a $42 Mr Coffee espresso maker that will rival the best pump machines. The new one feels like cheap plastic, the switch is hard to operate and seems about to break, and it spins much more slowly than the original.
Note that It takes a lot of coffee to make good espresso. By the way, stovetop espresso makers do not make good espresso. A problem with ratings like these is that a manufacturer can get a good rating with a good product then downgrade the product and slide on the reviews. I have two Aerolattes, one is several years old, the other is brand new. Maybe they make two models.
You can make terrific espresso on any cheap steam (non pump) espresso maker by cutting disks of coffee filter paper to fit in the bottom of the coffee basket.
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