This 14 ounce stainless steel pitcher creates a thick, rich froth with very little effort. In 30-60 seconds, you can create frothing milk to add to cafe quality mochas, lattes and cappuccinos. You may also use this pitcher to emulsify salad dressings and make whipped cream blended drinks. The durable stainless steel is dishwasher safe.
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Product Details
Product Length:
5.1 inches
Product Width:
3.5 inches
Product Height:
6.2 inches
Product Weight:
0.59 pounds
Package Length:
6.7 inches
Package Width:
4.5 inches
Package Height:
4.3 inches
Package Weight:
0.85 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 21 reviews
Features
Creates thick rich milk froth, salad or whipped cream
Dishwasher safe
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Average Customer Review: ( 21 customer reviews )
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43 of 43 found the following review helpful:
Works well, and well engineered Feb 28, 2010
By Dale This is an outstanding frother. Measure enough milk to fill the pitcher about 1/3 to 1/2 full, warm the milk slightly, pump for 15 or 20 seconds. A slightly "rapid" pumping action is used, but does not to be so quick or vigorous to need any great strain or exertion. Produces very good microfoam, although there is a noticeable amount (about one part in twenty) of larger bubbles on the top. Perhaps an extreme coffee connoisseur might find this critical, but it is unlikely to be an issue for most users.
Have previously owned two of the Bodum 5-oz frothers (earlier model). They worked very well. But, unfortunately, the screen/frothing element on those was overly-complicated and had a plastic part which was prone to breaking due to normal usage.
In comparison, this Harold Import model is very sturdy and simple. The one plastic component is made of a type of plastic that is not so brittle and is unlikely to break from the plunging action. Of course the stainless steel (in comparison to glass) is not going to break is tipped over or dropped.
The relatively lower price reflects the simple construction -- it is not fancy, it is made to accomplish the task. As an example, the handle is attached to the pitcher with a three-point spot weld -- probably wouldn't notice it, unless looking closely, but it's only to make a secure attachment, not to be artistic.
This is not a product that is the result of "planned obsolescence," I expect to be using this little unit for many years.
24 of 24 found the following review helpful:
Good Frother! Sep 11, 2009
By Bay Books This is a great little frother. It makes enough froth for about two cups of coffee. After a few tries I found out the key to making the best froth. The key is to let the milk get hot (but not boiling) before trying to froth. This way it froths in just a few plunges. FIY only fill it half way up with milk to prevent overflow with frothing! Enjoy :)
14 of 14 found the following review helpful:
stainless manual milk frother - simple Dec 17, 2011
By A. Horvath
"AJH"
Put your money back in your pocket, save the environment and landfills - no batteries required and still produces an excellent cup of frothed milk! We have and own two of these exact frothers purchased from Marshall's. Simply put - they work great.
1) warm up milk in microwave 2) make a cup of strong coffee (espresso, french press, etc.) 3) fill frother with warm milk to not more than 1/3 level 4) pump lever semi-vigorously for a few seconds (~10 pumps) 5) add frothed milk to cup
The milk volume nearly triples and the frothed milk lasts throughout the drinking experience - does not go flat.
To clean, it's best to immediately pour hot or cold water into frother and give several pumps. It thoroughly cleans the screen. Also dishwasher safe.
The easy of use of this very simple device cannot be overly emphasized. Works great, cheap, and saves the environment. NOTE: we own several espresso machines with built-in steam "frothers" - this little manual frother is second to none!
5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
A sturdy frothing pitcher that looks like it will last Dec 21, 2010
By C. Young
"C. Young"
After having blown through a couple of battery powered frothing tools, which only lasted a month or two each, I wanted to try and find something a bit more sturdy. This stainless steel frothing pitcher seems to fit the bill so far. the pitcher is very sturdy, and the pumping mechanism seems to be sturdy as well.
I was a bit worried that a screen being pumped through a pitcher of milk may not produce as nice a froth, but my worries were not well-founded. While I do think the battery operated wands produce a better result, this pitcher works much better than I expected it to, and is able to froth more milk the wands are capable of.
The only downside to this frothing pitcher is that you can't see the progress, and I suffered a couple of frothy overflows before identifying the right level to fill the pitcher to.
So far, I'm happy with this pitcher and will not be investing in another battery powered frothing wands.
9 of 11 found the following review helpful:
Works fine for larger amounts Sep 26, 2010
By b-ram-z
"b-ram-z"
This frother is extremely basic, which is a plus as far as maintaining it goes. I put it in the top rack of the dishwasher, and it seems to be holding up fine so far. And, as long as you are frothing a large amount of milk, it does the job. If you use less than half a cup, though, the air doesn't flow through the milk enough to froth it. Additionally, it does not work well when using warm or hot milk. I first froth the cold milk, then place it in a microwave-safe cup to heat. It's rather a pain, since I'm the only one in my family who likes frothed milk in coffee. I end up wasting a lot of milk. I gave it three stars, because I've been through a number of battery operated and non-electric frothers, and this one is probably just above average. I DO like the fact that the container is metal, since I've broken several glass frothing containers.
based on 21 reviews
Works well, and well engineered Feb 28, 2010
By Dale
Works fine for larger amounts Sep 26, 2010
By b-ram-z
"b-ram-z"
