Re: Froth
I use a traditional espresso pot on the stove which was about £5-6 on amazon and a bodum manual frother jug which cost £11. There is no space taken up on the kitchen counter, no complicated cleaning and no electric plug. The frother jug is great, you just plunge a few times and it's like a regular latte. I guess if you want to make it for a dinner party then it's maybe easier having a machine. But for coffee for two it's great just using old fashioned manual techniques..Re: Froth
I'd like a proper coffee machine and may get around to buying one someday when funds allow.
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