Ozeri OZMF2 Deluxe Stainless Steel Milk Frother Review

        I won't mention the name of the restaurant that I was a Training General Manager at but I had to be quite savvy in the beverage department.  I prepared gourmet coffee beverages, italian sodas, and dessert beverages daily.  After leaving this company I still have the taste for the same drinks (without of course the cost and expensive machinery).  I don't want to have to go to Starbucks or the Coffee Beanery everyday to get a yummy snack.

        So what do I do?  I create them at home like everyone else is forced to do (especially to save money).  As silly as it may sound I have always prided myself in my milk foaming skills although this was always with a professional quality espresso machine.  Thankfully one of my favorite brands has come to the rescue again!  Ozeri sent me over the OZMF2 Deluxe Stainless Steel Milk Frother to review with my family.

     The OZMF2 Deluxe Stainless Steel Milk Frother uses a powerful metal whisk to create an amazingly whipped, creamy, frothy drink.  This way there is no steam used and it can be used to make even cold drinks frothy and delicious! The motor spins at over 15,000 RPMs mixing your drinks faster than you can imagine and just like the professionals do!

     Literally the minute we received this in the mail, the kids wanted it open and had to have some hot chocolate to test it out.  I cannot begin to tell you how great this "little" appliance is.  It is easy enough that Alana can make a creamy beverage herself.  It takes about 2 minutes tops to froth and is made of safe food-grade material.  The foam that comes out of your frother is perfect!

Available to purchase/Cost: $29.95 Ozeri OZMF2 Deluxe Stainless Steel Milk Frother and 12-Ounce Frothing Pitcher with Extra Whisk Attachment, Silver
Recommendation:  If you are a coffee addict or can tend to spend a little more money on the hot cocoa during the winter, this purchase is worth the money and will pay for itself in the long run.  It works like a machine you would normally have to pay top dollar for (or an employee making it on the same machine).
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