We break down the best tips from baristas and share our top 12 fave frothers. There are a lot of kitchen gadgets out there, and some are more useful than others. (Air fryer? Heck yes! Pizza scissors?

Aspiring home baristas, take note: The secret to creating next-level drinks in your own kitchen is a milk frother. Designed to aerate milk, yielding billowy foam for lattes and cappuccinos, the best ...

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We love a latte or a frothy cappuccino, but that daily caffeine hit at your local coffee shop can soon add up, so we’re all about achieving that same barista-level finish at home. And with the best ...

Elevate your coffee game with the best milk frother. Pouring cold milk into your coffee may be a quicker, no-fuss process, and it’s more than good enough, especially in a rush; however, if you’re ...

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Don't judge, but I'm the idiot who used to throw down $7 daily on a hot, thick, foamy latte. It's terrifying to do the math and see just how much I spent annually on coffee. And not even great coffee.

There's nothing like a frothy coffee to fancy up a fried morning, which is why Nespresso milk frothers have garnered such a following over the years. Simply add your milk of choice (plant-based works ...

At a mere £10, the Aerolatte is the cheapest frother on this list - and the smallest, too. When you’re not using it, you can simply pop it in its tube and tuck it away in a kitchen drawer. Despite the ...

There are many types of milk frothers out there at varying prices. Some are extremely simple, while others have a large ...