My Jura Milk Frother
I just used my frother for the first time, and i am amazed on how easy it is to use, not to mention it's probably better then the froth you get from Starbucks! It also makes the best Hot Chocolate ever! The frother has three settings, cold, med and hot, and comes with two other frother fittings that are attached on the bottom of the machine by magnets. This unit is very easy to clean and opperate. The cup is stainless steel with a non-stick coating.
I was going to buy the Nespresso frother, but after reading some of the reviews i decided on the Jura, even though the Jura frother has zero reviews. I am VERY happy with my Jura frother and highly recommend this to people that like froth with their coffees. I don't know how long the frother is going too last, but im hoping for ever! Thanks Jura!!!
Happy customer: Mario
Good Frother but...
I initially loved this frother and makes great froth, It is easy to use but after less than a month, the inside coating of the container is peeling off and the container is showing bare metal and some rusting. I'm afraid to use it use any longer because of the black bits coming off.
Glad I purchased this over the Nespresso
I'd been considering buying a milk frother for a very long time but always put it off because of its steep price. I was also skeptical of the warmer/frothers thinking that it couldn't compare to what a steam wand can produce. I really love good food and HATE the thought of shortcuts when it comes to food preparation. (to give you an idea, I purchase my meats from farmers, pick a years' worth of berries from local farms and freeze them, grow my vegetables) Recently I got on a tea kick - mostly various Chinese and Japanese green teas - but decided to treat myself to a canister of ceremonial grade matcha, which inevitably led me to desire the delicious green tea lattes that are all the rage these days. I wasn't going to spend thousands of dollars on a bulky espresso machine just so I could use the steam wand so I did extensive research looking at various methods of frothing milk. I considered getting a stainless steel manual frother but the idea of being able to simultaneously heat the...
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