Review: Keurig Milk Frother for Single Serve and One Cup Coffee Makers

PLASTIC WHIP HEAD ATTACHMENT CRACKED / BROKE AFTER 2 MONTHS AND REPLACEMENT PARTS ARE NOT SOLD, RENDERING THIS EXPENSIVE GADGET USELESS

I love my Keurig frother but unfortunetly the whip attachment is made of plastic where it attaches to the post and has cracked. I called Keurig to purchase a replacement head and was stunned to find out that they do not sell replacement parts for their frothers and suggested I buy a new one. At $80 this machine should have lasted more than a yr and parts should be available for purchase.

We absolutely love this milk frother. Reading the review and comments, I am surprised by 2 things. I use 2% milk and I get super thick froth, so I'm not sure why the skim recommendation. The burnt milk really surprises me, the milk and foam get good and hot but to burn?...I almost would believe there is a defect in that unit. No problem cleaning the unit for us either, I just rinse it and wipe it out with a paper towel.

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How does the milk temperature compare between the Aeroccino and Keurig frothers? I don't have a thermometer at work with my new Aeroccino Plus, but it doesn't seem very hot. Thanks for the review!

Thanks for the tip about removing the base when the light goes off. I'm pretty sure I always do that because I put the frothed milk into my coffee right away. Any suggestions about how to get the brown that is already there off? I have tried absolutely everything I can think of that won't scratch the surface.

In order to avoid the brown bottom or burning try and remove the pitcher from the base as soon as the light goes off. This should help avoid the burn or a least minimze it.

I absolutely love the frother and use it twice every day but find it extrememy difficult to clean. I use the right amount of skim milk and follow the instructions but the bottom burns every time. It takes a lot of strength to get the bottom clean and even my husband cannot get all of the brown off. Any suggestions?

We have not seen this so far - we have had a little brown stuff on the bottom - but nothing burnt.

When you used the milk frother, did you experience the milk burning at the bottom?