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Bialetti Electric Milk Frother 300ml
Bialetti Electric Milk Frother 300ml
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Make hot milk and foam at home with the Bialetti Electric Milk Frother. Add your milk, press the button, and it heats or froths for you, ready for a cappuccino or latte.
Bialetti has been making Italian coffee equipment for over 100 years. This frother keeps it simple. It comes with two whisks, one for cappuccino foam and one for latte milk, and a transparent lid so you can watch it work.
- Heats up to 300ml of milk, or froths up to 150ml
- Two whisks included: cappuccino and latte
- Hot foam in around 2 minutes
- Switches itself off automatically
- Non-stick coating for easy cleaning
- Transparent lid
- 2 year Bialetti guarantee
Care: Wipe clean after use. Do not put in the dishwasher.
Delivery
This item ships directly from our supplier, not from the roastery. If you order it with coffee, it will arrive in a separate parcel and may arrive on a different day.
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