Top view of latte on wooden bench - Peeradon Warithkorasuth/Getty Images Ask coffee expert and former barista Matt Woodburn-Simmonds what milk makes the best latte foam, and he won't mince words.

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Aspiring home baristas, take note: The secret to creating next-level drinks in your own kitchen is a milk frother. Designed to aerate milk, yielding billowy foam for lattes and cappuccinos, the best ...

The Smeg Mini Milk Frother is extremely easy to use, and would be a great choice for anyone who finds a steam wand tricky to use, or those who want to prepare cold drinks It has three modes: Hot Milk ...

Wish you could get a good froth on your coffee but don't want to shell out for a frother? Cooking weblog The Kitchn details how to make your own gourmet froth at home with your microwave and a mason ...

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I have a handheld milk foamer for my coffee. I can foam milk to twice its volume when it is cold, out of the fridge, but it barely foams at all when heated. Why is that? • Creating a milk foam depends ...