About this item

• CAPPUCCINO OR LATTE: Save time and money by creating your own specialty beverage, like a latte or a cappuccino, in the comfort of your kitchen with the Keurig Milk Frother
• COLD FUNCTION: Craving an iced latte? No problem; Simply pour fresh milk into the frother and select the cold function to create the perfect iced beverage without having to leave the house
• VERSATILITY: Feeling like switching up your latte game? Try other milk substitutes such as oat, soy or almond milk to create a luscious, velvety specialty beverage; The Keurig Milk Frother can hold up to 200 ml of milk
• ONE-TOUCH BUTTON: Easy and simplified button controls; Simply select whether you’d like hot or cold foam; The Keurig Milk Frother will create perfect clouds of foam in under a minute
• EASY TO CLEAN: No need to spend hours cleaning up after perfecting your barista skills; Simply wash the Keurig Milk Frother in the sink with a bit of soap and let it air dry before the next use
• COMPATIBILITY: The Keurig Milk Frother is compatible with all Keurig coffee makers; Select your favourite K-Cup pods to craft a latte in the comfort of your home
• HOW TO FROTH LIKE A PRO: A few simple tips to help ensure a fantastic frothing experience, every time. Fresh milk is better Using fresh milk delivers the richest, frothiest foam possible. A milk carton that has already been opened will still froth, but the foam might be less dense. This is due in part because the fats in the milk often break down immediately after opening the carton.
• Milk matters. Different types of milk produce different results. Depending on which milk you use, here’s what you can expect: 1% milk (skim milk): Easy to froth, it creates a light, airy foam. 2% milk: Easy to foam like skim milk, but with a creamier consistency. 3.25% milk (whole milk): Higher fat content creates the richest-tasting foam. Oat beverage: Will froth like dairy milk, but loses its bubbles quickly. Lactose-free milk: Less reliable, due to its different properties. Not all brands are the same Even individual brands of milk can froth differently. We encourage you to experiment with different brands to see what works best for you