kinda genius: capresso milk pro frother
In an effort to simplify and be more budget-conscious, I decided not to replace my very loved Gaggia espresso machine when we recently moved back to the States. Instead, I make my morning coffee the Italian way, with a very affordable stovetop espresso maker. And I’m OK with that. But a girl can still have her thick, luxurious froth, can’t she? With the Capresso Froth Pro, that’s a resounding “si!” I had been lusting after a Nespresso Aeroccino Plus ever since my friend bought one a few years back. But the Capresso won me over with its lower price (around $50-60) and ease of cleaning (it’s even dishwasher-safe.) I’ve been using it for about a month now, and I have never enjoyed such rich foam outside a coffeehouse. The unexpected bonus is that it turns a package of Swiss Miss hot chocolate mix into something out of a Swiss après-ski place. And when iced coffee season rolls around, the Capresso can do cold froth, too. Thank you, Capresso, for putting a little barista-ness back in my morning latté. — Ginny F.





i got this for my parents from the kitchen/housewares store i used to work at, and i have to say, it’s AWESOME. really simple, easy to use and care for, and it WORKS. based on my mom’s reaction, it’s the best gift i’ve ever gotten her (she reallllly loves her coffee).
Lesley, I’m so glad you chimed in! I thought maybe it sounded like I was getting paid by Capresso or something (nope … bought mine at Bed, Bath & Beyond with one of those 20% off coupons). I truly feel the froth love every morning. I agree — awesome gift idea for coffee lovers!
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