Philips Senseo Milk Frother CA6500/60

I use this Senseo milk frother with soy and almond milk. It makes very compact foam without any problems. No liquid milk remains. Cleaning is done quickly by simply rinsing and drying with a soft cloth. Because it is narrow and lightweight, you can easily move it. I don't think it's suitable for heating milk. I got lukewarm milk. He excels at frothing. Because this milk frother can froth vegetable milk, it is a fantastic asset. Congratulations to Philips and thanks to Cool Blue for the fast free delivery.

Our espresso machine's steam wand has failed, but I didn't want to replace the machine. That's why I bought this frother, and I should have done that years ago. The quality of the foam is great: very firm, at a nice temperature. Content is exactly enough for 2 cappuccinos at the same time. Before purchasing I read a lot of reviews and based on that I decided on this Senseo frother. Tip: I have tried both full-fat long-life milk and semi-skimmed long-life milk (AH, 6-pack of small milk cartons). Both provide very nice foam, even that semi-skimmed long-life milk. If you make few cappuccinos (and otherwise have no milk in the house) that is ideal. You don't have to throw away a little unused milk.

I used to have the aeroccino from Nespresso, then bought the Maestria with steam pipe. This one did not give a good foam sometimes. In the end, more often than not. Then I was fed up and because of the good reviews here, I bought the Senseo milk frother. This gives the same foam as the aeroccino but is much easier to clean because the frother is in the lid. And it can go in the dishwasher.