Why I buy this one ?
- Stainless steel food grade whisk head, easy to use and easy clean
- Not suitable for dishwashers
- Whip up cappuccinos, lattes, hot chocolate and milkshakes in seconds.

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What our customer's say!

"crappy", warning: Spend a few more dollars and get a higher quality frother. It's too cheap and not worth the hassle to send back. Switch has malfunctioned and won't stay on.

"wimpy frother", On the battery operated frother scale, this one is cheap and that is really all you get. Not a very powerful one even with new batteries, so don't expect a nicely frothed cappuccino and heaven forbid you try to have a frothed hot chocolate with it. If you use a frother more than a couple of times a year, I'd really recommend going with a more expensive model.

"Very short life", I purchased this item to froth milk. When it worked it did a very good job on cold milk. Did not froth warm or hot milk, but this is due to physics not a fault of the frother. The life of this item was about two weeks before the wire frother fell out of the body of the unit. There is no provision to reinsert this, so in effect the unit became totally useless at that point. Have since purchased another brand that is more expensive but is much sturdier and is holding up well with the same use that caused this unit to fall apart. I would not buy this item again. The low price becomes very expensive when compared with cost per use versus a better quality frother.

"Great!", This is great for creating a Trailer Trash Latte. Also, our son loves it for making chocolate milk.

"For a few dollars more...", I have used several different frothers over the past few years, usually paying between $19 - $29 each for them. Of the battery-powered frothers I have owned, each provided excellent results with daily use for about a year until they finally gave out. Since I have had such good results with the frothers that I bought in the past, I naively assumed they were all the same, so why pay $19 when the Typhoon limousine is only $5? While the Limousine will eventually foam hot milk to an almost-acceptable level, it takes several minutes of meticulous nurturing to get it there. Better frothers will whip enough milk for two lattes in about 30 seconds. It is also obvious that the weak little Limousine is just waiting for an excuse to expire completely. I can't really complain because I feel as though I got what I paid for at $5.

So, I'm considering my Limousine purchase an inexpensive lesson learned and I'm buying a new frother. I've had the Bonjour Bonjour Cafe Latte Milk Frother, Vanilla White in the past and was pleased with the quality and quickness of it's foam and it's longevity. Or perhaps I'll go "green" and get another canister-type frother like the "Roma" Milk / Cappuccino Frother (30 Fl. Oz/ 0.88 l). I've had one of these in the past and regretfully gave it to a friend who fell in love with it. It works super-fast (a couple of quick plunges on the knob and your milk is whipped to meringue-like consistency), is so solid that it will undoubtedly work for years and requires no batteries. The only downside is that it takes a good six ounces of milk to work properly, way too much for my usual single cappuccino. The little Shin Bistro Milk Frother By Bodum by Bodum is almost as good as the Roma and operates on less milk, but cannot be used on the stovetop.

Ultimately, I've used, and liked almost every frother on the market. The only one I wouldn't buy again or recommend to a friend is the Typhoon Limousine.

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