If someone was specifically looking for a milk frother then they would search for a milk frother, chances of them accidentally coming across it from that all encompassing Aldi post are very slim!!

Anyway, for anyone looking for a milk frother, I hope this post was useful to you (which is the objective of this website)

Repost - there has been a coffee Aldi post and also an Aldi delivery post both covering this.

It is a good deal though :smiley:

I bought one last week, v impressive and the time it took to boil the kettle, its ready.. also cheapest, really good quality insulated frother

Ordered, thank you.

Cheers u cost me 19.99 have some froth :smiley:

Brilliant machine, as good as the 50 quid ones on Amazon. Bought this last year and use everyday instead of tassimo milk pods which were costing me a fortune, milks ready same time as my expresso so works a treat. Never let me down and only issue I've had is overfilling and spilling out onto the bench.

This sounds fun

This is probably a really silly question (to those who know the answer), but why would one want frothy milk? I've read the product description, and I understand what it does but I still can't understand why. I suspect there is something missing in my life :-)

I bought one last time and thought it was great until it stopped working... So I bought another one of these. I use with Soya milk (also good from Aldi) and Hazlenut milk.