Andrew James Electric Milk Frother 5 in 1 – Electric Milk Steamer, Coffee Frother, Hot Chocolate Maker, Velvetiser Heater Jug, 300ml 500W Non-Stick, Simple One-Touch Operation

Bought this as we recently moved home . Firstly it is nicely compact with a black exterior , the milk frother works well with hot and cold milk , the amount of froth is impressive, this milk frother works well and looks stylish and modern in my kitchen , oh and my daughter loves it to create her hot chocolate milkshake! Overall a very good product ! Oh and it’s a dream to clean very well made .. try it u won’t be disappointed

excellent frother - great price. this works well, milk could be a little hotter but means you can drink it straight away and milk is less likely to burn. TOP TIPS - wash the inside every time so the milk residue does not burn - it can be tricky to remove. But if it does burn, soak it in citric acid (or vinegar or lemon juice) and scrape off with a plastic scraper/tools( not metal). i

Quite a noisy little machine, works as intended only gripe is that it doesn't make it hot enough, so have to keep on turning it back on when temp light goes out, again & again. And even then it's far from hot. Does produce excellent foam, not with all milks so do your checks. Coconut alternative not good, but nice, I find Barists Oat is the best for foaming. Still nice little piece of kit, not to big so easily put away or leave out on show. Value for money, well it does what is says so I'd say yes. Easy to clean as well. Now I'm the foam master so to speak.

A very good product. Easy to use, is a good size, and looks sleek. It heats, foams, and is easy to clean. What more could you want except someone to make you the drink to start with?

Unfortunately this frother has failed. The heating element no longer works and renders the device useless. It is yet another example of goods not manufactured to an acceptable standard to last the legal merchantable quality laws. .I paid under £30 for this in a sale. I'm not sure if it's possible to find a similar item cheaper, but I very much doubt it. The quality of materials and manufacture defies this frother's price. It is sturdy, well built and feels strong. The finish is gorgeous. It makes the kettle from the same manufacturer seam very cheap and plasticky. So it looks great on your worktop. Using the frother however is not such a premium experience. It's a faffy messy affair ending with a cold drink. OK that's not strictly true, it's a warmish drink but not hot and definitely too cold for my preference. There is no control over the heating or frothing. You press the one button and the frother does its thing. Either you have warmish whisked milk or much colder but impressively firm froth. You cant have a nice hot jug of controlled froth, there is no in-between. "Either or" and "All or nothing". Making a latte therefore is very long winded and involves a micro-waive. Frothing or not frothing is determined by the whisk attachment in the frother jug. In order to change the function you must remove the whisk attachment and replace it with a different one. To make latte I have to do a run in the jug of just warmed milk, and then heat that milk up to sensible drinking temperature in the microwaive. Then do a run of frothed milk, cleaning out the jug and changing the whisk each time swapping between frothed and just warmed milk. It is very messy, very inconvenient and I am sure will result in the loss of the tiny - a few millimeters - whisk attachment which would render the device totally useless. Summary: it was less than £30. A barista machine costs thousands. It is a long winded messy process but after all the theatrics you do have a nice drink and making it didn't annoy anyone with loud noise from a conventional steam frother. I don't think you can beat the value of this little gem. What happens if you do loose the tiny weeny attachment I'm not sure, but apart from that I can see this frother lasting years.

A solid well made product that does really nice frothy hot chocolate. I m well pleased with my purchase. Thank you Andrew James for a well thought out product.

This was easy to use, looked ice on side. Did good froth, however it does not heat milk up enough to make a latte or hot chocolate which was the reason for purchasing. Milk not hot enough to top up a normal coffee. So I was dissatisfied with that element of, however the frothing capability was good if you want frothy coffee, but again it's not very warm. I returned the product as did not meet my needs.

This is our second Andrew James Milk Frother. Unfortunately the first one we bought died when I absent-mindedly dropped it in with the washing up. Not recommended! We looked around for a replacement. There are quite a few models now on the market - but many only take 115 ml of milk for frothing and we wanted one that took up to 150 ml. Our frother is a completely new model - now stainless steel instead of black and it comes with two different whisks. If feels very substantial and it works really well at producing lovely frothy milk. Husband is in charge of coffee making and his first comment was "It certainly froths well, but look - the milk is leaking out of the top". Yes, milk was spraying out and pouring down the outside of the machine. When he happened again he suggested we return the machine. "But did you put in more than 150 ml of milk?" I asked. He confessed that he had guessed the amount... We found that exactly 150 ml or less works well - over that you get a surge of milk over the top. For our needs we find it easier to warm the milk in the microwave and froth it on the cold setting. We use the machine every day and are delighted with it. If there was an electric frother on the market that only frothed and did not heat the milk we would buy one - but they don't appear to exist. A really nice product - must make sure I don't drop this one in water!