Amazon has
Keurig SimpleCafe Rechargeable Handheld Beverage Frother (Black) for
$14.99.
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Product Description:- Make lattes, cappuccinos, and more: Whips milk and dairy alternatives into a light, silky froth to make specialty coffee beverages in seconds.
- Microwave-safe frothing cup: Enables hands-free frothing and precise measuring for perfect results.
- Preset froth settings: Frother features presets for the perfect latte and cappuccino froth, plus a manual setting for custom control.
- Dishwasher-safe cup and whisk
- USB recharging: Charging cable included to keep your frother powered up.
- Lightweight: Comfortable to hold and easy to handle.
Top Comments
Only complaint is with one button, you must cycle through all faster speeds before you turn it off, which can make a mess.
Community Reviews
The Keurig SimpleCafe rechargeable handheld frother is a compact, USB charged option that can whip up foam quickly and powerfully. It works especially well with the included glass, and the design seems tuned to that setup, sometimes producing so much foam that a bigger cup is needed. The single button can be awkward because it cycles through speeds before shutting off, though a press and hold turns it off. The thin frothing glass also feels fragile, and durability over time is a concern. A handy pick if you want strong foam in the matching cup.
Common Questions (4)
It can make a lot of foam, enough that a bigger cup may be needed. Some users find it surprisingly effective for its size and design, while others say it produces less foam than Keurig's own foam output.
You can press and hold the single button to turn it off. That avoids cycling through the faster speeds first, which can otherwise splash or make a mess.
The included glass cup is very thin and can break easily, similar to a wine glass. One report says it survived a counter drop without shattering, possibly helped by the sleeve.
It can be too powerful for a single cup of coffee, especially if you want a smaller amount of foam. Using a larger cup helps contain the foam and reduce overflow.
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I went from one just like this to the Keurig and had a bunch of coffee overspill because I was so used to the cheap ones flopping around by comparison. The Keurig one is almost comically powerful, but it delivers by frothing milk well and quickly. Also does a bang up job as a power wine aerator for a single glass.
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