Lavazza - A Modo Mio Milk Frother. Milk foam at its finest: Cappuccino or latte macchiato like a master.
Perfect frothy milk toppings for your coffee. Great for lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos and more.
The Lavazza Modo Mio Milk Frother that foams milk at its finest allowing you to prepare cappuccinos or latte macchiatos like a master.
The Lavazza milk frother froths and heats milk at the click of a button. Warm steamed milk and rich frothed milk.
Holds 170ml.
I believe this offer is on until 21 December.
Top comments
ColinPJ1980
7 Dec 155#4
ahhh in the electric oven then
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Kulaak
7 Dec 151#1
Nearly bought one myself but sadly doesn't really cater for Hot chocolate fanatics as it just don't hold enough milk.
wendy07 to Kulaak
8 Dec 151#6
this only heats to luke warm. its perfect for mixing a small amount of powdered or 80% solid chocolate chunks to be added to a cup of warmed/hot milk.
SkyeVincent
7 Dec 15#2
Does this have to go on the hob?
AR2012 to SkyeVincent
7 Dec 15#3
It's electronic
ColinPJ1980
7 Dec 155#4
ahhh in the electric oven then
kavehm
7 Dec 15#5
Lol
Kulaak
8 Dec 15#7
Yea, no good for me. I need a do it all in one. Need to fill a mug.
I'll just continue using my Kenwood Cafe retro steamer spout.
extonjoe
8 Dec 15#8
lidl had one similar for a tenner last week
Kulaak to extonjoe
8 Dec 15#9
Did you have to wind that one up? Sounds silly cheap.
COUPONKEV
8 Dec 151#10
The lidl milk frother was £20. The coffee grinder was £10.
I bought a Severin from Amazon.de a couple of years ago, the heating version and would highly recommend it. It is a lot more expensive but the quality is obvious and I am confident better value long term. Oh and it's plenty big enough for a couple of hot chocolates.
extonjoe to COUPONKEV
8 Dec 15#14
sorry that's correct
Stud
8 Dec 15#11
I would disagree to the comment of saying it only gets milk lukewarm. I've got this milk frother/heater, and use it with my Lavazza coffee machine. The coffee comes out perfect at ~59/60C, and so does the milk. I've got a laser guided thermometer which is very accurate!
Kulaak to Stud
8 Dec 15#12
I think most frothers aim for 65C & kettles to boil water generally from a min of 70C (temp controlled). So perhaps not that hot.
Obstinate_Person to Stud
8 Dec 15#22
That's cold are you sure your thermometer is pointing in the right place
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Perfect frothy milk toppings for your coffee. Great for lattes, cappuccinos, macchiatos and more.
The Lavazza Modo Mio Milk Frother that foams milk at its finest allowing you to prepare cappuccinos or latte macchiatos like a master.
The Lavazza milk frother froths and heats milk at the click of a button. Warm steamed milk and rich frothed milk.
Holds 170ml.
I believe this offer is on until 21 December.
Top comments
All comments (41)
I'll just continue using my Kenwood Cafe retro steamer spout.
I bought a Severin from Amazon.de a couple of years ago, the heating version and would highly recommend it. It is a lot more expensive but the quality is obvious and I am confident better value long term. Oh and it's plenty big enough for a couple of hot chocolates.