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Availability:
14 left in stock
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Tuesday, Sep 8
Features
- Creates a smooth and consistent milk foam without electricity
- Quick and easy to use - just move the plunger up and down until the volume of froth doubles
- The plunger is made from stainless steel and plastic,
- Microwave safe glass beaker
- Dishwasher safe
Description
BODUM COPPER Collection centers around The CHAMBORD Collection and celebrates the heritage and craftsmanship of this iconic design in the coffee industry. The BODUM COPPER Collection is our premium collection. Perfect for gifting, entertaining and especially for use in life's celebratory moments- big and small. The entire Copper Collection is manufactured in the BODUM factory in Tondela, Portugal where the CHAMBORD French press has been skillfully crafted for over 30 years.
Brand: Bodum
Color: Copper
Material: Glass
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor
Model Name: Chambord
Brand Name: Bodum
Recommended Uses For Product: Indoor/Outdoor
Model Name: Chambord
Included Components: frother
Manufacturer: Bodum
UPC: 735343338373 732233490258 781147414560 699965307684
Global Trade Identification Number: 84
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 5 Ounce
Item Type Name: Classic Milk Frother
Model Number: 11653-18
Manufacturer Part Number: 11653-18
Item Weight: 0.23 kg
Capacity: 150 ml
Material Type: Glass
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Color: Copper
Style Name: Manual
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I spent a lot of time researching & reading reviews of various types of milk frothers. I knew I didn't want an electric appliance because I don't have a lot of counter space in my kitchen, & it's not like I want to make a career out of making cappuccinos, much as I love them. So I was looking for low-tech. Before buying anything, I tried my hand-held Braun narrow mixer, but although the shape was good, it didn't make very good froth. Based on the great reviews, I bought a Vktech stainless steel double-mesh milk frother that worked really well - the thick crema was great. But then the mesh started smelling really nasty after just a couple of weeks, even though I always washed it in soapy water immediately after use, & even after it soaked overnight. I read that vinegar in the wash water would take out the smell, but it suddenly started to seem like keeping it clean was going to be another career, & I became suspicious of the metal. I had been hesitant about getting a frother with a glass carafe after reading so many reviews about it breaking so easily, but I decided to try the Bodum as I have had other Bodum products in the past that were excellent (a french press & a teapot). Well - so far, so good! I like the size of the carafe for the amount of milk I use for cappuccino. I like the shape of it which others have commented on as being small, but for me it's more comfortable than that wide metal one. I like the way it looks - it's elegant instead of utilitarian. I like the glass because I can see what's going on. I like the quietness of it compared to the metal on metal noise of the other one which set my teeth on edge. And it makes lovely froth & thick crema. If it starts to smell nasty or if I find any issues with it, I'll update my review, but right now I'm loving this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2015 by Phillipa Marlowe
Style: Manual
Size: 5 Ounce
Color: Copper
This frother quickly makes wonderfully creamy thick foam - I love it! (I use nonfat milk.) I tried an electric stick frother and the larger version of this model. This one does the trick! And now I do not need to go to coffee shops to enjoy my favorite coffee topped with milk foam, cacao powder and a sprinkle of sugar.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023 by Bold Crow
At first I loved this product--it felt substantial, and it does froth very well; however, today, two months after buying it, I poured some milk into it and out it came through a new chip at the bottom edge of the frother. I have no idea what caused this chip. If I did, of course, I wouldn't have bothered to try to put milk in it. It does seem to be dishwasher safe, though I've not put it in the dishwasher more than four or five times because it needs only a quick rinse. I had not problems with the gasket that gave other people problems. But it never should have broken, especially after two months. Very disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2016 by Grizzly
I just bought my third Bodum frother, I have a love/love/hate relationship with this thing right now. My first one I had for fifteen years, after it just kinda showed up in the kitchen. I have no idea where it came from or what it even did, but it was so beautifully made, I was loath to give it away. Once I discovered chai latte and realized what it was for, I was gobsmacked. I LOVED that thing and used it constantly til the glass broke. So on May 14, I ordered another. You will note, that was less than two months ago..... The replacement was very noticeably not as well made as the old one. It didn't have the lovely cork bottom that protected it on a counter. The plastic lid was VERY cheaply made compared to the older metal one, and fit loosely in the glass. However, it ultimately delivered the same lovely, thick froth, so all was well in chai latte land until today, when I broke the replacement glass as well. After researching others, which all seem to have the same problem, I decided that $21 bucks including tax and shipping is about what four lattes would cost me up on the corner, and I reckon I am still coming out ahead, albeit with a grumpy frown on my face. Be CAREFUL with the glass. Do NOT use a metal spoon in it. And whatever you do, don't "drop" a spoon in, greedily hoping to scrape out the remnants of that lovely froth after you've sipped your mug down a bit. I believe my vintage, quality (heavy!) spoons are what's cracking and weakening the glass. Put a dishcloth underneath when you pump, so the delicate glass isn't banging and grinding around on your hard countertop. (Fortunately, my old cork base still fits. I sincerely wish they'd keep the cork bases on the new units.). Handle the glass like it's the finest European hand blown Christmas ornament. As far as cleaning, I just run top and bottom under hot water and let them air dry. I have put the glass in the dishwasher with no problems whatsoever. Should you forget to rinse, simply add water and a drop of dish soap and pump away. Net decision, it works like a wonder, cleans easily, but plan to budget to replace this baby every few months.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2017 by Springlering
I am by no means a coffee snob, and I've never owned a frother of any kind before. I don't even know how to use an espresso machine. But after giving up on the drip coffee at work, and brewing my own fresh coarse ground coffee in a bodum french press, I figured I might as well go the extra step and froth up some milk to go with it. (I don't know how they do it, but that coffee at work tastes awful, and if it sits for any length of time, it's just not worth drinking). I first tried this frother with powdered skim milk, and it worked great. A little leaky, but I'm sure that was my fault as a first time user. Great size - very easy to hold onto and use. It produced a really nice airy froth. I'll be taking it to work tomorrow to make everyone jealous. There's already an audience every morning as I grind and brew...this ought to push them right over the edge. At least now, I enjoy my cup at the office.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2015 by Adrienne L.
I purchased this glorious little device after seeing Bobby Flay use it to make a tea latte on his show, Brunch with Bobby. Specifically, it was the show, Luck of the Irish. I bought the smaller version than the one he used because it fit my needs better. It is wonderful! I made the most delicious tea latte to celebrate St. Paddy's Day with my afternoon tea. I had tried heating the milk and whisking it, which was okay, but this little gem takes less time and produces a far superior product. The milk came out light and frothy - just what you'd expect to get at the local tea shop - but now I can have this delight at home, any time I am so inclined.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015 by Diane Westfall
Style: Manual
Size: 5 Ounce
Color: Copper
I get better foam from a French press with an all steel plunger. This one is made of cheap rubber & mesh. A FP easily foams milk to thick paint, this one takes work. Also, no handle so it burns your hand when pouring. Glass is really thin, one slip and it will break easily. The only positives are looks and the fact that the plunger goes all the way to the bottom (unlike a FP which leaves room for coffee grinds at the bottom.) What I did was remove the steel plunger head from a small French Press and put it on this one. Now it works good.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2017 by Pete
Style: Manual
Size: 5 Ounce
Color: Copper
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