I buying one for the first time and I have found many kinds, which work the best for the price??????? Thanks for the help.

Does anyone know where I can find a really good frother for coco and coffee? I don't mind if it is expensive just one that works like starbucks and lasts a long time. Maybe some of you have experiance with some good ones.Thanks!

Does anyone know if there are any store websites or stores in China that carry Automatic Milk Frothers? Trying to send a gift to someone in Beijing and want to avoid the customs nightmare. Any ideas/ suggestions appreciated!

so i've researched and i see that frothers attach themselves to the bubbles, i've also ready that it reacts with the water to lower water tension....i don't understand this, how does it react with water to do that???

I am thinking about getting a frother for my mother for christmas. The only problem is I know she doesn't put milk in her coffee, just creamer. Would a frother still work?

I have a stove top espresso maker and I want a stove top milk frother to go with it cause I like foam etc in my coffee. They seem to be hard to find tho - any suggestions? Also is espresso from a stove top espresso maker the same as espresso from one of those huge automatic espresso makers from coffee shops? Also whats the difference between coffe beans and espresso beans? also how do I keep ground espresso from a package fresh?

but like seperate from the machine?

I am making a latte and the recipe calls for steamed milk, but when I research milk steamers, all the comes up are milk frothers... are they the same?

I am trying to make the perfect coffee/cappuccino, as I am often embarrassed when I have guests over. Ive got the coffee down packed, but to perfect it I would love some froth. I cannot afford or fit a coffee machine, and those little automatic frothers barely work. How can I, using a blender, milkshake maker, or a shaker - create delicious froth? Thanks!