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This milk frother has more than 50,000 perfect reviews at Amazon — and it's just $11, today only

Korin Miller
·2-min read
milk frothers
Be your own barista with this handy on-sale tool. (Photo: Amazon)

While making your own lattes and cappuccinos at home is the more affordable way to go, it can be hard to recreate that just-right level of froth and foam using your microwave or stovetop. Luckily, there's a handy tool that can help you create perfect milk foam — and it's on sale right now.

Just for today, Amazon is offering steep discounts on a slew of Powerlix milk frothers. The one you really don't want to miss, though, is the massively popular Powerlix handheld battery operated mixer. It's just $11!

Amazon

PowerLix Milk Frother

$16$18Save $2
Perfect lattes and cappuccinos are in your future.
$16 at Amazon

This frother has a jaw-dropping 51,000 perfect reviews at Amazon, making it one of the most popular options you can buy. The PowerLix is petite and easily fits into the palm of your hand. It delivers a jaw-dropping 19,000 rotations per minute to allow you to really create that level of foam you're after.

To use it, simply heat up your milk, put the head of your frother into your cup, push the button and get to work. It'll create froth within 15 to 20 seconds (go longer for a cappuccino; shorter if you're after a latte).

The whole thing is battery-operated, so you can cruise around your kitchen while foaming without worrying about being tied down by cords. It's also built to last thanks to a stainless steel arm and head.

Choose from a massive range of colors to find the frother that matches your decor.

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The question is, which color will you choose? (Photo: Amazon)

Again, this milk frother has an army of fans, who rave about everything from the look and feel to power behind this handheld baby. Raved one satisfied shopper: "It makes the most beautiful and delicious foam. I was once a barista (back in my younger days) and this thing works like a charm. The foamed milk is light, airy, velvety and smooth." A fellow fan said they lost their $50 frother, leading them to try the Powerlix. "I was very surprised how well this works. I only use non-dairy milk and it works very well!" they shared.

Some fans say they use it for things like protein powders and even sauces. "It is powerful. Blends out the gritty stuff, and the froth is awesome. I LOVE IT!" shared one happy customer. "It does the job for gravies, sauces, syrups anything that can be a little lumpy," said another. "It’s quick and easy to use."

If you have Amazon Prime, you’ll get free shipping, of course. Not yet a member? No problem. You can sign up for your free 30-day trial here. (And by the way, those without Prime still get free shipping on orders of $25 or more.)

Again, this sale is just for today. Snag your own milk frother at a sweet discount while you still can!

Amazon

PowerLix Milk Frother

$16$18Save $2
This handy device even looks great sitting out!
$16 at Amazon

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.

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