Spiced Coffee and Von Shef Milk Frother review
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I’ve also been making a conscious effort the past couple of weeks to drastically cut down how much sugar I’m eating – meaning those sugar laden coffees are a big no-no. I have a stove top espresso maker, which is amazing- it makes the best coffee, takes up less space than a big coffee machine and is pretty fool proof {unless you’re so sleepy you forget to add the water….!}. Because I don’t drink cow’s milk, it’s always a faff making coffee at home as I find our Soya milk tends to curdle if I don’t heat it up. SO when Domu.co.uk offered me this Electric Milk Frother to test out, it seemed like the perfect gadget. I picked the copper version because it looked oh so pretty, and I have to say – I’m really impressed with it. Far more than I thought I would be!
It’s actually really well made, and feels alwaysvaltrexonline.com solid – so often kitchen gadgets verge on ‘novelty’ but this certainly doesn’t. The handle is heat resistant and it comes with two whisk heads – one for heating and one for frothing. They’re easy to change, and the one you’re not using clips inside the lid- so no chance of it getting lost in the kitchen drawers! It’s easy to use too – pour in your milk {there are guides to show you min/max amounts}, press the button and wait for a minute.
You can also have frothy, cold milk – just hold the button down for a couple of seconds – this is great for adding to milkshakes, or using on top of a dessert as a healthier alternative to cream.
I’ve whipped up this delicious, flavoured coffee alternative – some days I add a tiny dash of agave syrup or honey to sweeten, some days I don’t {depends how tired I’m feeling!}
S P I C E D C O F F E E
1 shot of espresso
1/2 cup soya milk {or any nut/cows milk}
Pinch of cinnamon/Half a vanilla pod
Brew your coffee in the usual way
Pour the milk into the Milk Frother
Add either a pinch of cinnamon, or the vanilla pod, and switch on!
Pour the milk over your espresso, sprinkle a touch of cacoa powder over the top and enjoy
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Julien Peter Benney
June 8, 2016 at 02:29Very nice coffee – I love cappucini but realise now late-night coffee does not help my sleep at all. Sugar-laden coffees are a problem for my mass, but I still have trouble drinking coffee without sugar as it is simply too bitter.