best coffee machines for steaming milk in All Reviews

…Need a great cup of cappuccino? This machine does the trick! I found that heating the machine first to steam the milk, then brew the espresso works best. It allows for a hotter cup of coffee… 254 more reviews »

… is a real powerhouse in terms of steam pressure for frothing milk. We use this several times a week. But the best feature of the machine is the drip coffeemaker portion. It brews 10 cups of hot coffee… 37 more reviews »

… or even the steamed milk is at best OK. I would like to set my own temp by degrees and have an option to steam my milk manually.… 25 more reviews »

… steamed milk and foam. I am very pleased with this machine. Pros: Easy to use, Great Taste, Quick brewing Cons: Small water container Best Uses: anytime, Kitchen, Morning Coffee, One Big Cappucino… 178 more reviews »

…. It brews well and steams your milk nicely. Most importantly it makes great espresso and latte! I highly recommend it to anyone wanting a good quality machine without having to pay $300-$500.…

… my large espresso machine and even banished my automatic coffee maker and just use my Bialetti. It takes up very little space and clean up is a breeze. The best part is how quickly it brews! In minutes… 240 more reviews »

… my large espresso machine and even banished my automatic coffee maker and just use my Bialetti. It takes up very little space and clean up is a breeze. The best part is how quickly it brews! In minutes… 183 more reviews »

… my large espresso machine and even banished my automatic coffee maker and just use my Bialetti. It takes up very little space and clean up is a breeze. The best part is how quickly it brews! In minutes… 286 more reviews »

… my large espresso machine and even banished my automatic coffee maker and just use my Bialetti. It takes up very little space and clean up is a breeze. The best part is how quickly it brews! In minutes… 278 more reviews »

… not fit because the plastic tubes are in the way. Finally, to the lovers of foam. When you decide to froth the milk, let the machine run the steam continuously for about a minute or so; too early, and you… 12 more reviews »

…. Usually, espresso at a coffee shop is run at around 140 degrees (C). On the machine, espresso is set to run at around 80-100 degrees C, while steaming milk is set for 140 degrees. Simply set the machine… 83 more reviews »

… or two to figure out how it works best, but I found it very easy to use -simple, quick, and no mess. It brews well and steams your milk nicely. Most importantly it makes great espresso and latte! I…

… from the local coffee store that mills your blend. It is much superior to the machines that use only the Nestle blister packs, which limit the type of coffee you use to their own blend. The steam… 39 more reviews »

… make sure you get a pump-driven machine. We'd had a steam-driven Mr. Coffee prior to this (for about 8 years), and it had been decent for the era it was produced in, but it got old and our tastes… 136 more reviews »

… coffee grinder setting, which may take a little experimenting.
As for the milk foamer, this machine's, along with all the others we have ever had (including a high-end Saeco), is an abject… 251 more reviews »