Product Details
Bodum Chambord 5-Ounce Milk Frother

Bodum Chambord 5-Ounce Milk Frother
From Bodum

List Price: $34.00
Price: $24.99

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Product Description

The world of coffee would be half as exciting if there was not that delicious layer of milk foam sitting on top of it! From lattes to cappuccinos, the Chambord Milk Frother brings any coffee to its perfection. Simply add cold non-fat milk to the fill line before setting the lid in place. Then pull and push the plunger until you see your milk turn to a frothy foam. The volume of milk froth will approximately double. Allow the froth to sit for a minute and thicken up. If you would like hot froth, just remove the lid/plunger unit and put the carafe with frothed milk in the microwave on high for 20 seconds. Once you are ready, use a spoon to scoop out the frothy foam and top off your favorite coffee drink. The glass beaker is made of durable, heat-resistant borosilicate glass. With the Bodum Chambord Frother and a Bodum Coffee Press you can be your own barista at home! Dishwasher safe.


Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #7247 in Kitchen & Housewares
  • Brand: Bodum
  • Model: 1964-16
  • Dimensions: 9.20" h x 3.20" w x 3.20" l, .31 pounds

Features

  • Creates a smooth and consistent milk foam without electricity
  • All parts dishwasher safe
  • Quick and easy to use - just move the plunger up and down until the volume of froth doubles
  • Microwave safe glass beaker
  • Dishwasher safe

Customer Reviews

too hot to handle2
This product froths milk very nicely and if you like extra frothy milk it is an excellent product. And on this basis alone easily worth five (5) stars. Clean-up and maintenance is a snap as the bottom portion of the frother is easily disassembled and cleaned. I purchased this as a replacement to the previous generation of Bodum Frothers and have found the following challenges while using this product:
a) while frothing the pour spout isn't properly covered by the cap and on occasion foamy milk spills onto the kitchen counter
b) the meshing seems better suited for a French press, which means separating the foam for a pretty cup display is a bit of a challenge (hint, don't use slotted portion of the cap, just pull the entire plunger mechanism out and use a spoon to separate the foam)
c) HOT WHILE HANDLING: admittedly I like my milk as close to burnt without burning, so this sucker is very hot when coming out of the microwave and this is my primary complaint. The previous version had a nice handle connected to the glass easy for gripping the smoking hot vessel while frothing milk. I still have not found a tolerable solution to this.

Good product and does what it says it will do. But if you like really hot milk for frothing you will need to find a solution for holding the hot glass in hand. Otherwise, a really good product.

glass is very fragile4
The frother works extremely well, however the glass of the frother is very thin and brittle and will crack and break with the slightest impact. I have broken two already while washing dishes. There is NO REPLACEMENT glass container available, so if you break it, you spend another $20.00 to buy a replacement. Bonjour makes a frother also, and they sell a replacement glass container for about $10.00. I guess I'm clumsy, so I'm going to buy a Bonjour next time.

Perfect for our needs5
My wife and I enjoy a cup of capucchino on a Saturday morning and this frother is perfect for making the milk. Friends have an electric frother and have said they envy our simple little device.

We put the 5 oz. of milk in the beaker (there is a "fill to" line) then pop it in the microwave for 1 minute. I then froth up a bunch of milk in literary 5 or 6 seconds. The foam is very sturdy and stands up well to pouring.

One downside is that there really isn't enough milk for more than two cups of coffee, so when we have company I have to go through the process a couple of times. I was tempted, once, to use more milk than recommended and it was difficult to froth and got a bit messy. The fill line, at about 1/4 the way up the glass is about as far as I dare go now.