Best Milk Frothers

Sleek design, detachable base, and plenty of frothy milk – There are not many milk frothers that will froth 250ml of milk (enough for two cups of coffee). I've owned the Sunbeam one for a number of years, and… Read more

now I've found this Westinghouse frother that also does 250ml. Both also have detachable base motors. The Sunbeam has been great, but a little bulky and some issues with the mixer spindle inside the jug which I fixed. But now this new Westinghouse has turned up. The design is very sleek. The motor base detaches. The milk jug will foam 250ml of milk - just (don't go over the line inside). Definitely if you leave the lid off so it doesn't contact the rising foam. I've only had the Westinghouse for a month, but it is producing reliable, firm, fine scoopable foam. I'll be interested to see how it performs in a year. There are a couple of things to be aware of (assuming mine doesn't have a minor fault). The selector sensor-touch button which allows you to choose hot frothy milk; or cold; or no froth; or chocolate milk, is not very sensitive. Sometimes I touch the button multiple times to get it going. It has a short time delay so you can cycle around. When you stop touching the button, the machine will then start after a further short delay. And then, the first time I used it, I thought it was having a meltdown what with all the noises coming out of it - sort of like a car grinding its gears (maybe not quite that loud). I now know it does the same thing every time, so not a fault. It has a range of mixing actions at the start, then settles down to quiet stirring towards the end - and when it finishes - hot milk and heaps of lovely foam. If you want No Froth, you use the same mixing disc (other machines need the solid disc). The mixing noises are different, and the end result is hot milk with no foam at all. So, without foam, you could probably heat more milk at once (just watch out how high the milk goes up the side during the slower stirring). So, at this point, I love it. Hopefully it will still be going strong for a few years.

Update 17 December 2025. The frother is still going strong (touch wood) and not one failed frothing of milk. Re the touch button. It wasn't long before the touch button worked for every press. It's almost like it has now recognised my finger and is happy to get to work immediately. Re the stirrer disc. When you put it back on the spindle after cleaning, give a firm push downwards as it can sit up on the spindle and look okay, but come off when in use. The disc has never come off after making sure it is pushed all the way down. It feels like a detent as you push down. No other issues to report. Still very happy with it. I always pour in the maximum amount of milk according to the line inside, and leave the lid off to stop any overflow due to froth touching the lid.

Excellent milk frother – I use this machine every day, and it is always consistent with froth from either full cream milk or soy, I use both. It is super easy to clean, and also easy to use. I am very happy with it. Show details

Fabulous so far – I purchased this Milk Frother after my Lavazza Milk Up died after about 18 months. I initially was going to purchase another Lavazza but there were… Read more

none in stock so I looked around for another with a stainless steel jug with no coating (my big priority). Found this brand which I had never heard of but thought I would take a gamble. Had it about 3 months now and so far so good. Makes the milk a lot hotter than the Lavazza did. I had not realised that it was only lukewarm until I purchased this new one. The base of the machine (where the jug slots into) can be a little difficult to keep clean as you are not supposed to use anything but a damp sponge. It is a bigger jug so you can serve several people but it is small enough to just froth milk for one - bearing in mind I do like a fair amount of milk! I use full cream organic milk and it froths really well. I accidentally purchased a lower fat milk and it did not froth as well, but I think that is fairly common with milk frothers. So far, so good. I use it 2 -3 times daily and it is going brilliantly.

Best milk frother – Bought this two weeks ago and it is by far the best milk frother I have owned. Frothing system is magnetic with spare discs under the base unit. The… Read more

jug is clear sturdy plastic with a max of 230ml for hot and 250ml for cold. The cold function allows you to make milkshakes, although I haven't tried this function. Two different heat buttons. One is very hot the other is hot. I have found that it froths better with the very hot button and it's not so hot that it burns your tongue. The best part is it's very easy to clean. The jug is dishwasher safe. I just rinse it under the tap after use and it doesn't leave burnt milk at the bottom. It makes enough milk for 2 cups.

I have had the Caffitaly milk Frother and it was practically useless. I found it didn't froth at all. I have the Aldi frother which is fantastic at frothing milk but will only do 1 cup at a time and leaves burnt milk at bottom and also a pain to clean.

The Adesso frother doesn't produce as much froth as the Aldi brand but its plenty enough for my coffees. I was going to buy the Breville frother but was hesitant because of the price and I'm so glad I went with adesso. Purchased for $49.00 at espress group in Thomastown.

I bought a whipper as I wanted to make flat white coffees at home. Did not want the space of a coffee machine but definitely wanted the foam. I did… Read more

my research and decided to buy a whipper for this purpose. I had been using an old hand held mixer that I had. Decided to buy the Avanti Little Whipper Milk Frother With Stand. I am just so so pleased that I did as my first cuppa of flat white was just so so perfect. Thank you Avanti. And I recommend this item for the kitchen. Perfect gadget. Des not take up too much space and gives me a perfect froth.

My experience with this Avanti Little Whipper to date. Well it's been almost 6 weeks and my whipper still works giving me lovely ftothy milk to my coffees and in addition I've also tried making hot chocolate. Wow! Absolutely delicious.

The StandStability is working fine for me. After i use the whipper I place it top down into warm water. This way the cleaning is much less arduous. I'm also pretty carefull with the whpping end. Soaking helps stop millk pieces hardening on it. So cleaning is much easier. My battery life has been good. So far its been close to a total of 3-4 hrs use and its still good. As for the stand stability, well, i take it off the stand, whip my warm milk, give it a rinse and hand it to drip dry. I am so very pleased i bought this. Hope this helps anyone else looking for a mini whipper.

I wish it was as good as the coffee machine! – Purchased this last month to go with the Jura S8 coffee machine. I wish it worked as well as the coffee machine! Pros - Keeps milk cool enough -… Read more

Large enough 2.5 LTRS

- Matching colour to coffee machine

- Lights to let you know how full it is

- Alarm when Machine is empty

- Easy enough to clean

Cons

- Expensive $550 where I bought it from, although pricing varies slightly depending on where you buy it.

- Lackluster warranty! 12 months on a $500+ item? Rubbish!

- Doesn't come with the wifi/Bluetooth chip to communicate with the machine

- No stainless steel milk line, again, it should come with it at this price point.

- Not value for money

- Does NOT AUTO RESTART AFTER POWER OUTAGE.

Up until tonight this machine had proven it's worth, to me, at least... When my partner bought his Jura S8 as a tax return present to himself last month I decided I'd buy the matching fridge for convenience. All went well, minus the price shock and the apparent lack of value, but we got a really good deal on the coffee machine and I bought it from a smaller retailer so I accepted it.

Firstly it's easy enough to put together and set up. You can lock the top with the included key to stop contamination, it has lights too! Four in total, to tell you how full it is, and an irritating beep when it gets low. I feel the scale built in that measures how full the machine is, is actually not calibrated correctly. As twice it's told me it's empty when there's about 1/8 left in there. I feel like at the price they could have included the Bluetooth chip that communicates to the coffee machine, or even app integration where you could put in the milks expiration date, just something extra to make you feel like your money is going somewhere.

The milks usually around the 5 degree mark, although it is auto set to 4 it doesn't achieve this until it gets down under half. Despite all of the issues I do still like it, but the one thing I cannot forgive or get past, is the fact that when the power is cut out it doesn't come back in automatically! Last night we had a unseasonable storm and the power was knocked out, brief as it was however it was enough that the Jura fridge decided it was not going to turn back on! I went to make a cappuccino just now and the milk is off. Not impressed! My fridge and freezer don't just shut off and not come back on, so I do absolutely expect better.

Very disappointing- didn't think frothy milk should be this hard! – Pros: looks pretty and theoretically dishwasher proof although we haven't tried it. Slightly larger capacity than the previous model is useful Cons:… Read more

over heats the milk to >80 degrees so have to switch it off manually to avoid scalded milk. The "dense hot milk foam" setting gives egg white solid topping inches thick, but the "airy hot froth" barely foams at all and leaves most of the milk thin and untouched in texture. Overflows very easily. Not nearly as good as the 10 year old version it replaced.