Cremix - Cappuccino milk frother black

I’ve had my frother for nearly 3 months now and am mightily impressed. Yes it feels like cheap plastic, but for the amount of abuse it gets (I use mine daily) it stands up to it easily and is quite robust.The process I use, fill 1/3 with milk, approx 2 mins in microwave gets cows milk to the perfect temperature for steaming, oat milk takes a little less, place lid on and pump the handle keeping the frother part in the milk. I give it 20 to 30 pumps and that produces velvety snook froth perfect for my morning cappuccino in less that 20 seconds! I often find I can get away with rinsing it clean straight away not needing to go in the dishwasher.I have a mug sized coffee cup, and the quantity fits perfectly, so you’d need to repeat the process for multiple cups.

This is great, it is easy to use, froths perfectly and does not break like the glass ones do. I am adding this a few months after purchase. The jug is still great, very sturdy in fact, sadly the plunger or frother part is falling to bits and I have had to superglue it for the third time. I would be very happy to buy this part separately if the company would make it available on Amazon as I think the jug will last forever and I do not like waste.

This is a nice little milk frother — made of plastic, so it’s not the highest quality in terms of materials, but it’s very practical and gets the job done. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and great for making quick milk foam for cappuccinos or lattes at home.The manual mechanism works well, and the size is just right for everyday use. If you're looking for something simple, BPA-free, this is a solid choice — just don’t expect premium build quality.Great value for the price!

Amazing product. I bought my daughter one and ended up getting another for myself ..A little bit of milk produces lots of lovely frothy milk..Cant believe you can turn a boring cup of instant coffee into a fancy coffee in literally seconds..

Effectively froths and doesn't need batteries or power source, but looks a bit cheap and thin plastic considering cost. Would be a bargain at half the price. We'll see how long it lasts.

I bought this as a replacement for a cracked Bodum Latteo - I wanted something without a glass jug to break. Early impressions are very good: it's marginally more compact, doesn't spray milk unless you really go crazy on the pumping, and, most importantly, produces a nice smooth foam - more consistent than the Latteo, with no large bubbles. It's made from lightweight plastic, but seems well made - there's very little to go wrong here. I'm tempted to get another for the office.

Milk frothyness great, easy cleaning

I read reviews so I heat up the milk first in a jug in the microwave and it froths up really well. It’s literally the same as from a frother machine for a cheaper cost. Plus win win when we have a power cut as it’s manual.