Weel how do you do it i use my aerolatte not that good though

It gets pretty frothy if you half fill a bottle and give it a good shake.
Does the trick when making milkshakes for my daughter....:clap:

We've got a milk frother!
Its on my mums cappachino maker thingy, it's right cool!

Originally posted by H_E_M
We've got a milk frother!
Its on my mums cappachino maker thingy, it's right cool!

A bottles cheaper....:thumbsup:

Originally posted by the_rudeboy
It gets pretty frothy if you half fill a bottle and give it a good shake.
Does the trick when making milkshakes for my daughter....:clap:
to much effort im lazy

Originally posted by Zinger549
to much effort im lazy

Take ya twice as long to clean a cappachino/milk frother machine thingy....:thumbsup:

Originally posted by the_rudeboy
Take ya twice as long to clean a cappachino/milk frother machine thingy....:thumbsup:
I'd just wipe it with a cloth

Originally posted by Zinger549
I'd just wipe it with a cloth

Have you got room at the back of a kitchen cupboard somewhere?

Use one of these

Hand Blender (http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4202804.htm)

And just wash the head in soapy water when finished .... really lazy :clap:

Originally posted by Zinger549
Weel how do you do it i use my aerolatte not that good though

The trick for really frothy milk is not to use skimmed milk. It works better with milk containing more fat or cream. I have one of those things that looks like a mini caffetierre and you pump it up and down to froth it up. But it wouldn't work with fat fee milk:confused:

The other trick is to warm it up in a pan first - cold milk doesn't froth too well.

Me and the missus have one of the these from Argoos.
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4225269.htm

Very good at making frothy hot and cold drinkies!

You can get a kind of whisk specifically for this. Great for lazies as takes 20 seconds to froth up some milk by spinning between hands in the manner of Ray Mears starting a fire with sticks and moss. then just wants rinsing under hot water. Hates being washed in soap, which knackers the froth bubbles the next time you use it. Cost about a fiver from some home store or other. I fear Ikea sells one. Buon cappucino....

Yeah i always mess my mums up n she goes mad cos I don't clean it properly lol :)

Last time I made someone a 'frothy coffee' I used a whisk and good ol' elbow grease.

I just buy the self frothing sachets by Nescafe (http://www.nescafe.co.uk/products/at_home/cappuccino.asp) :thumbsup: