Keurig One Touch Milk Frother Review
17.09.11
When I came across the Keurig One Touch Milk Frother in my local Bed, Bath and Beyond, I fell in love and got sticker shock at the same time. BB&B has the One Touch for 89.99. OUCH. Keurig’s website has it for $79.99 and Amazon.com has two models; one for $67.99 and $82.95.
The One Touch is going to froth your milk. It will also heat it up! It will whip it, heat it and do it all in 90 seconds or less. Pour it out into your cup, pour your coffee in and you honestly cannot tell the difference from the four dollar a day coffee habit some of us have developed.
There is another added bonus: the less fat in your milk…the frothier the foam. No joke. I tested the One Touch with heavy whipping cream, whole milk, 2% milk, 1% milk, skim and three different commercial non dairy creamers.
The whipping cream, which I have great success with making butter and whipped cream, falls flat in the frother…literally. It’s still delicious in the coffee but if you’re going for a Cafe Breve (drip coffee with steamed cream), you’re not going to get a silky foam. The less fat in the dairy product the frothier your foam.
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Best coffee machines
22.09.11
We find it impossible to keep focused on testing and writing about the latest technology without at least seven or eight strong espressos down the hatch. Until now, coffee has always been in the background at CNET UK, fuelling us with its caffeinated genius as we go about our day, but it's time we brought it to the fore to thank it for all its hard work.
We put five of the latest espresso machines to the ultimate test: a gang of thirsty, caffeine-jonesing hacks. Are any of them are worth your time and money? Let's find out.

Illy FrancisFrancis X7.1
£199 from John Lewis
Price of capsules: From £7.50 for 21 (36p each)

The X7.1 is an interesting looking machine to have sat on your kitchen sideboard. It has a very modern look about it and the bright red of our model (it's
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