Aerolatte Milk Frother

Yes, it is designed to work with a wide range of plant-based milks, including soy, rice, almond, and coconut. For the best results, look for 'barista edition' versions of plant milks, as they typically contain stabilizers that help create a more stable foam.

While the frother works with cold milk, heating your milk to about 150°F (65°C) before frothing will yield a much creamier, café-style texture. Do not boil the milk, as this can break down the proteins needed to hold the foam.

Cleanup is very simple. Immediately after frothing, run the whisk under hot tap water for a few seconds, then turn it on briefly to spin-dry it. You can also dip the whisk into a cup of hot soapy water and run it for a few seconds to remove any stubborn residue.

Battery life depends on the frequency of use and the type of batteries installed, but a fresh set of high-quality alkaline batteries will typically last for several months of daily use. If you notice the motor slowing down, it is usually a sign that the batteries need to be replaced.

Absolutely. The high-speed whisk is excellent for blending powders into liquids, making it a great tool for mixing hot cocoa, matcha, or protein shakes without leaving clumps.