BonJour Rechargeable Primo Latte Frother 53451 Reviews

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I love this rechargeable because it works great, even frothing skim milk perfectly. I've also used it with whole milk and to whip a small amount of heavy cream to top a dessert. from Amazon.com This has quickly become my favorite gadget ever. If you like latte's then you'll love this. It's so simple to use. from Amazon.com I loved this AT FIRST, but now regret it. I also have the battery operated one, and thought this would be a perfect replacement because I use it daily. Unfortunatley, after a few weeks, the charge is so weak that the frother doesn't spin strong enough to froth milk. If you are looking for a frother, get the Bonjour battery operated one, and use rechargeable batteries. from Amazon.com love it! rechargeable, seems to last better than battery operated ones. The design has improved too. from Amazon.com I had a rechargable frother that I purchased from Williams and Sonoma (W&S) and am quite pleased with it. My friend (since 1956) who lives in Hartford CT liked it so I offered to send her $30 so she could buy one at W&S for her birthday. from Amazon.com This is a very useful rechargeable compact frother machine. It takes up little space and is always ready to be used for making perfect froth. from Amazon.com This was my last attempt at buying a battery operated frother. My hope was that it would recharge after every use and being environmentally consciencious would put my mind at ease. from Amazon.com This product works great. It allows me to froth milk and use coffee made in a regular coffee pot. Basically I can make lattes without having to have an espresso maker. from Amazon.com Frothed milk without the watering down inevitable with steaming! Plus, an ingenious recharging system that bypasses ever needing batteries. from Amazon.com basically i can make lattes without having to have an espresso maker. from Amazon.com