Severin SM 3586 Induction Milk Frother Spuma 700, 700 ml, Black-Stainless Steel


Sm 3586


Weight: 2.08 kg
Dimensions: 19.5 x 15.5 x 25 cm; 2.08 Kilograms
Brand: Severin
Model: 3586
Colour: Black – Stainless Steel
Colour: Black – Stainless Steel

156 Responses

  1. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Does exactly what it claims , makes 2 large cups of coffee or chocolate , froth you can eat with a spoon .

  2. Rob Dwiar says:

     Germany

    Die Bewertung betrifft nicht die Funktionsweise und Qualitt des Milchschumers, sondern die Tatsache, dass es sich um ein Produkt mit UK-Stecker handelt, worauf Amazon leider nicht hinweist. In D daher nur verwendbar mit zustzlich zu erwerbendem Adapter. Besser: das gleiche Produkt von einem Anbieter aus D bestellen.

  3. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    This just excellent, works so well I love it. Super easy to clean and worth every penny great warranty too. I love the fact you can make hot chocolate directly in the jug. I highly recommend this milk frother.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    There is nothing to dislike, does exactly what it’s supposed to, would recommend to anyone

    Excellent gadget to have

  5. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I wasn’t sure about this as was a bit expensive but after using it found it to be an absolute delight.The different settings for mixing hot chocolate and making milky froth for your coffee is so easy to do.
    i once bought a expensive coffee machine which made the froth/cream for the coffee and after a short while you constantly had to clean it and very soon after it broke completely, i vowed to myself i would never buy another coffee machine. My goal was to make coffee as good as a professional coffee shop would make. and so i thought i would try the Severin SM 3587 just for the creamy froth…It’s absolutely perfect, and because you have a seperate cup its easy to clean, it feels like it’s made well, and works by induction, I like complan a extra multi vitamin drink to boost my energy sometimes and i put in approx milk in the cup and the complan
    choose which setting i like and it comes out just heavenly..All can say it works really really well buy it..

  6. TiffanySaddler says:

     United Kingdom

    Second Severin frother I have bought -this one is a requested Xmas present for my daughter and partner as they have just moved into their first home together. Mine is still going strong after around 4 years, and used frequently.. the new one is obviously a ‘can’t live without’ item! It is a great machine, easy to use, and whole jug goes on dishwasher. Not opened and used yet, but it’s just the updated model. Buy Severin you will not be disappointed.

  7. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    The machine is no-nonsense and the jug is easy to clean.

  8. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I wanted something to make hot chocolate and this does the job admirably. I use organic cocoa plus some extra 100% chocolate drops (need to be broken up a bit however or they can jam it up).

  9. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    This is a fantastic machine. I use it for hot milk only however. 65 degrees is perfect for me. Drinkable straight away. Just right.
    The instructions are a little bit poor though. Needs a diagram. For the benefit of readers. The little black serrated gadget for frothing simply sits over the nipple at the end of the jug. Pour in your milk. Pop the jug on the machine, set your temp and press the black button in the centre of the dial and you’re at the races. 2 mins later you have your perfect frothy milk.
    Love it.

  10. By Pamela Maragliano-Muniz, DMD says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy to use and so simple to clean, with nice aesthetics and a large volume.

    Be warned: unfortunately doesn’t froth all milks, but those it does: dairy, alpro soya, it does fantastically well. Haven’t found an oat milk brand that it can do. Don’t own other frothers so not sure if this is a milk or frother issue.

    Also while the cup is a premium metal, it does house a plastic magnet milk frother- unsure if it’s bpa free.

  11. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 5 From Our UsersSo I owned a prior top of the line Severin milk frother which after 6 years of solid use finally broke so this seemed like the natural replacement.

    The size of the base has reduced significantly, it has a much smaller footprint on the kitchen top.

    The jug itself has a much larger step in it, the bottom is much narrower than the top, not to the point where it will topple easily but if you caught is accidentally I suspect it would tip if especially full.

    There are a multitude of programmes, each depicted with it’s own icon on the small display on the dial. I didn’t find these particularly insightful so you’ll need the manual until you are used to it.

    I use mine to heat coffee for lattes and so use the smooth stirrer and it does a great job of heating milk. Unlike some other reviews I find the jug pours cleanly, my old one would dribble if you didn’t pour with gusto.

    There are some dumb design decisions that you need to be aware of that rob it of 5 stars, especially compared to the old manual version.

    First, and it’s difficult to believe, if you use the smooth stirrer there is nowhere to store the frothy stirrer! There is a space on top of the lid that can take the smooth stirrer but the frothy one doesn’t fit! The old one had a magnetic recess on the back that could hold either one and held it firm, this is a much better solution. In addition the stirrer cover just rests loosely on top of the lid, you’d think to look at it that it would lift the lid but it won’t. These are staggering design decisions.

    Second the lid is a two part construction rather than a single molding, it feels flimsy and the center part does not fit tight to the outer part. I suspect that this will be a point of weakness once its gone through the dishwasher a few hundred times. The old single cast lid is just better if boring to look at.

    Third none of the programmes have an adjustable temperature. The old manual version had a simple dial that took you from cold to 65 degrees, here the dial is only used for selecting the programme, nothing else. Now as it happens for the latte programme the temperature is exactly as I like it, hot but not enough to burn or ruin the coffee, but if you like anything less than that then you’ll be letting it stand for a bit before drinking.

    Lastly the handle is a two part construction, this allows water inside of it when in the dishwasher, Severin clearly recognise this problem as there is a small drainage hole at bottom if you squint, this means it dribbles badly when coming out of the dishwasher and is bound to collect detritus inside of it over time. The old design was a single piece moulding that didn’t have this problem and in addition also felt more robust.

    So in summary this is a good milk frother rather than great and for the money really I’d like the points above to be tackled and combine the best of the old design with step forward with the technology and display.

  12. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    We have a bean-to-cup coffee maker with this sat alongside to deal with heating and frothing the milk. Best option by far for us. Leaves the steam capacity of the coffee machine to focus on making the coffee. Hot frothy milk at 65C much simpler than using the steam wand and jug. Warm the milk whilst you make the coffee is the single biggest advantage. We all like different milks – much easier to clean out and much quicker to warm milk in parallel than using an all-in-one barista type coffee machine.

    Pour the quantity of milk you need in, turn dial to select program e.g. normal milk heated and frothed, click, set temp (defaults to one needed), click again. So in effect you twist dial till you see program you want and click twice. Ring around top of unit glows red to show heating. You can see and hear it mixing. Bleeps and red-ring flashes when done. Lift out of base and pour.

  13. SandraECBH says:

     United Kingdom

    Really great at everything it describes. Even makes the kids a great hot chocolate at a temperature ready to drink straight away if you use the baby food setting.

  14. twygg says:

     United Kingdom

    Great milk frother allowing you to make two full mugs of hot coffee in one go. Brilliant.

  15. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Like everything about this product, it is perfect for coffee or hot chocolate.

  16. LonnaCowlishaw says:

     United Kingdom

    Simply great hot cocoa ( hotel chocolate)
    Simply great milkshake (nestle)
    I could not recommend highe

    Milk your way

  17. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Excellent range of programmes. Well made and very easy to clean. Quick to heat up milk and produces good long lasting froth.

  18. RozellaCheatham says:

     United Kingdom

    I researched milk frothers quite a bit before I purchased this, but ultimately I decided on this one. I normally don’t like to invest in machines that only do one thing, but I decided it was worth it.

    I’ve never been a coffee drinker, but I have on occasion treated myself to a hot choc, a chai latte, a matcha latte, turmeric latte, or a London fog. Before Covid, I’d get maybe 2 a week, they generally cost around 5 each, so that’s 10 a week, 40 a month. Not a lot. I paid 89.99 for this, which means it pays for itself in 2.5 months. When you think about it this way, it absolutely pays for itself very quickly, and I’m only an occasional hot drinker. Though, that said, I drink hot drinks almost every day, now. And as you may know, matcha and turmeric lattes are hard to make at home because it’s hard to mix them up so well.

    I only use this with plant milk, mainly oat and soya and occasionally coconut milk. It obviously doesn’t foam up as much as cow milk, but it does give a nice layer of foam. I am absolutely delighted with this machine. It takes around 2 minutes and I have perfect cafe-quality lattes and hot choc. Haven’t tried the cold option yet, as I don’t drink cold milk drinks.

    This is a wonderful investment if you enjoy even the occasional drink. So pleased with this machine.

  19. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    This is much more expensive than other frothers, but for ease of use and practicalities, it’s probably the best available. These were the advantages over other makes that made me decide to go for this one, in order of importance. These are all essential if this is not to be yet another gadget that’s deemed too much of a hassle to use regularly and finds its way in the back of a cupboard. I also list the things I didn’t like, but still give five stars because overall, it’s a really good product.

    1. Detachable jug for pouring and cleaning (I can’t overemphasise the importance of this feature).
    2. Induction heating to prevent sticking or burning.
    3. Automatic timer and shut-off, which means you can switch on and go off to do something else.

    What could, or even should, be improved, considering the high price?

    1. A properly riveted stainless steel handle. I don’t dare put this in the dishwasher as I’m not convinced the semi-plastic handle would stand up to many repeated cycles.
    2. A stainless steel lid. I certainly wouldn’t put this clear plastic lid in the dishwasher. Why does it need to be see-through? Once the steam builds up inside, the lid gets steamed up and loses its transparency so you can’t see anything through it anyway! For the price, I’d expect glass or stainless steel.
    3. A better parking system for the small black frothing/stirring attachments. What’s there is a neat idea in theory but doesn’t really work in practice.

  20. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    The build quality is superb. I was worried because the name sounded dodgy but the product is top notch. I’ve had many milk frothers, three from Nespresso and one other. They have all had their faults. Teflon is always a disaster because the milk burns on and the Teflon comes off after repeated cleaning. Some jugs are too small to get your hands in to clean them. and others make the milk warm but not hot. This unit is easy to clean with just a rinse. You can dishwasher it if you like but because there are no ‘hot spots’ the milk doesn’t burn. There is more drama than with most because it lights up like a Christmas tree but the functionality is top notch. Definitely the best milk heater/ frother that I’ve owned and hopefully it will be the last one I need. Five stars

  21. mithandor says:

     United Kingdom

    Very happy with this! Haven’t used all of its features. But it’s a dream

  22. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I have had SM 3586 model for a few days now and I am very impressed I’ve tried all the temperature modes and they appear to be 2 to 3c hotter than the selected temp this might because of the cheap temperature gauge I have, the 65c temperature is perfect for cappuccino and it makes it a lot hotter than my bean to cup milk frother, hot chocolate was lovely using grated chocolate, cleaning is easy and just a quick rinse with a sponge and detergent and I don’t need to rush as when I’ve cleaned it my cappuccino is still piping hot, I would highly recommend this to anyone who is tied of lukewarm cappuccino but because of the various temp selections even for those who like there cappuccino on the colder side 5 out of 5

    Hot froth 👍

  23. cpcable says:

     United Kingdom

    I’ve had this frother for 18 months now and its still going strong despite some wear tot he rubber lining of the lid (most likely because i chuck it into the dishwasher along with the jug every day). It produces an extremely rich froth from milk and even manages to froth up my almond milk cappuccinos . Can’t recommend it enough – chinese made or not – it does the job and does it well.

  24. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Very pleased with this product. Very quiet, which was a nice surprise

  25. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy to use, straight forward. Not many options for different drinks but can upgrade to more expensive model. It’s well built with a nice finish.

  26. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I used a Nespresso milk brother for years, when it eventually broke I chose the Dualit – definitely better than Nespresso, it stopped working after a couple of months so I traded up to Severin. I usually prefer a Flat White rather than a more frothy coffee. The Severin is able to make those smaller bubbles. It feels well made and is super easy to clean. I love how the jug can be fully submerged and is totally separate to the electrical parts – I’m hoping this will ensure it lasts longer. It’s possible to add ingredients whilst it mixes by removing part of the top. This can be used to melt chocolate or add ingredients to a ‘bullet proof’ coffee.

  27. JaimieRosenbalm says:

     United Kingdom

    First frother didn’t froth at all. I tried two different brands of whole milk. I even used the cold froth function followed by the stiff hot froth function, as recommended by the instructions, but to no avail.

    Rather than give up and ask for a full refund, I decided to try a replacement machine. As usual, Amazon were extremely easy to deal with re the return and super efficient at dispatching a replacement.

    Two days in, the replacement works perfectly and has lived up to the manufacturer’s marketing video. I have used organic whole milk and the froth has been thick and creamy, whether using the minimum or maximum level of milk.

    I love the size of the milk container. It is much bigger than the Dualit so making a few dry cappuccinos at a time is not a problem. Also, unlike the Dualit, more milk does not mean less froth. I made three babyccinos for my kids, and there was plenty of froth to go around.

    The fact that the milk container detaches from the base is a huge bonus for a number of reasons. Firstly, it is extremely easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher with no need to worry about wet electrics. After a quick rinse, the machine can be reused without having to wait for it to cool, so multiple milk based drinks can be prepared in a relatively short space of time.

    I have not tried any other functions so I can’t attest to how good they are. In addition, I have also only had the machine for two days so I am hoping it continues to work as it should. I am very fastidious about cleaning and using it properly, so if it malfunctions, I know it won’t be because of a lack of care or misuse.

    All this to say, that there appears to be significant inconsistency between individual machines of the same model. I don’t think Severin are alone in this. I have experienced similar issues with the Dualit and the Aerocinno. I can only surmise that quality control in China is not as rigorous as it needs to be.

    In any case, if you receive a dud, my advice is to try a replacement. Despite the inconvenience, it has been worth it.

    If my machine stops working, I will update my review accordingly.

  28. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Been looking for a new milk brother to replace my old Jura model that had given up the ghost in terms of frothing and heating. Spent a long time looking and considering different reviews before settling on the Severin. It’s not the cheapest, but I feel this is one of those gadgets where you very much get what you pay for, and, so far, the Severin has not disappointed.
    Milk froths really well – lucky to live in an area close to a farm who sells direct to the locality so its extra creamy and high in protein, all of which are useful in creating good flat whites and steamed coffees. Big plus is ease of cleaning especially as we use it six or seven times a day as I’m a crime writer working from home.
    Can’t fault it and has really brought to life my daily coffee experience – all of my local roast coffee beans seem to taste so much better now we have correctly heated and brother milk.

  29. Nestor1731 says:

     United Kingdom

    Purchased to replace low cost frother/heater. This makes such a difference, great quality device good foamed milk every time and the removable stainless steel jug makes cleaning up a piece of cake.

  30. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Love it — German design in home appliances never disappoints. Haven’t tested all settings yet, so far mostly frothing and milk heater.

    Probably more suitable for 2+ people because the minimum amount of milk needed for perfect frothing is slightly more than in a typical nespresso frother. Excellent results with regular whole cows milk. With non dairy milks, frothing results varies a lot depending on the milk (most oat milks for example prove quite difficult if you want a really nice and smooth foam). But in my experience this is the case with many other frothing machines as well. Soy milk (which has less watery consistency compared to oat) works perfectly.

    Great design and love all the different settings. Super easy to clean and so practical that you can pop it into the dishwasher.

  31. Jerome1959 says:

     United Kingdom

    I bought this for the Hot Chocolate function and it is proving to be as perfect as I hoped!

  32. MilesEnriquez says:

     United Kingdom

    Really happy with this milk frother. Easy to use, really easy to clean. Definite difference in the foam between settings. Hot Chocolate mode works well too.

  33. Stephanie Soh says:

     United Kingdom

    We got it to replace a Lavazza frother that worked well but it tended to form a layer of cooked milk that was hard to dislodge. The Severin’s milk container can be removed for cleaning; it will also go in the dishwasher but the induction heating along with its stainless steel surfaces mean that it is easy to rinse and drain. This is why I bought it and I’m very pleased with it. It heats and froths to a perfect 65C but other temperatures are available. We use a setting for Latte and it makes ample good froth for two. However, like other frothers it’s best to mix it with your coffee in the cups as soon as it is ready, because that stabilises the froth (stops it separating). The froth then lasts to the end. We haven’t tried other settings as we got it just for making lattes.
    De’Longhi bean-to-cup machines are the best for grinding and processing the beans; their steam frother wands are good too but they are the Achilles heels – they don’t last long – just about limping past the guarantee period. This is true of our current De’Longhi that would have ended its days if not for our old Lavazza frother. The new Severin, though expensive compared to others, will let it continue to grind on, sparing it from early retirement. And there are other De’Longhi machines with worn-out steam wands lurking in the garage waiting for a new lease of life thanks to the Severin.

  34. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Fantastic product easy to use, complimenting my new coffee make

  35. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersI’ve had the blender 4 days now. It didn’t start of that well because it didn’t seem to froth alot (compared to my krups). I noticed other people had reviewed and complained about it too. After doing some research, you need to try the different settings and dial in the correct heat amount for your requirements. So, more froth = a lower heat setting. The hotter you go = less froth. I’ve dialed in between the cold and hot froth heat setting. Easy to do, and once in place keep it there. Now the frothing is absolutely FANTASTIC. Skimmed milk is amazing! Too much froth for a single mug/cup. Semi-skimmed is the perfect cup amount. The heat isn’t even compromised. It’s really easy to clean and built like a tank. I now love it and am looking forward to testing out the hot chocolate feature.

    Dial in the correct temperature.

  36. ShannonTruebrid says:

     United Kingdom

    Bought this after a disappointing Aldi velvetiser copy kept burning the milk. Have used all the functions now including cold, normal milk frothing and adding actual chocolate flakes to the milk. IT’s really easy to use and add in the chocolate. The milk quality is great and temperature is good. Soooo easy to clean and a rinse out will often do in between. The size means you can make enough milk for two good sized drinks when frothing (more when just heating milk) so makes it much easier than repeating with the smaller capacity frothers. Highly recommend.

  37. EmiliaGtudgq says:

     United Kingdom

    Very good it does what it says on the tin . Easy to use, temperature is also good

  38. CarleyRawls says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 18 From Our UsersThis product was delivered so fast, I was worried that someone was reading my mind.
    It is a good solid product. Designed in Germany but made in China, like most things in life. No issue really unless you’re a xenophobe.
    It is solidly built.
    Here is the good, the bad and the ugly. (well, it’s not really ugly)
    It does perform well as a milk heating element.
    The induction heating function is impressive. In less than a minute, you have 65c milk from cold. No burned spots in the stainless steel cup.
    The temperature is spot on.
    The steel cup has no seals inside, it is simply molded with a protrusion in the bottom which mounts the plastic surrounded magnet which spins, producing the froth feature.
    Thus, you have no fluid seal. Quite a good idea.
    This plastic magnet I refer to from here on, as a ‘plastic magnet thingy’.
    You have three plastic magnet thingys, one smooth for just heating milk, One serrated for frothing, and a cover for the serrated one for chocolate milk. (This one constantly pops off, so I don’t use the cover. Its a pain.)
    Semi-skimmed and whole milk will provide a nice froth, hot or cold.
    Plant milks will depend on the fat content. I have found that oat milk with 1.5% fat froths nice when cold, but produces no froth when frothing and heating. You need at least 2-3% fat in the milk for hot frothing. Barrista Oat milk, with 3% fat, froths nicely on the hot cycle, for example.
    It is VERY easy to clean. As the steel jug simply lifts off the main unit, all you have to do is rinse it with hot water. The plastic magnetic inset stays in the jug. Just rinse it out with some soapy water and it’s ready to go back on the main unit. No need to use a dishwasher , but if you want to, I can’t see a problem as the jug is just a one piece of stainless steel, there are no bearings or rubber seals to ruin in a dishwasher.
    The bad..
    Bizarrely, there does not seem to be a way to turn the machine off!
    Press the main button and it comes out of standby with a blue flashing light. Press again and it starts the function you select with the dial. At the end of the process, it stays lit and flashes a bit but then after about two minutes, it goes into standby. There is no way to turn it off. It doesn’t matter too much to me because I’m rich and don’t care about my electricity bill but it does seem a bit unusual.
    More concerning is this..
    Sometimes., maybe just when you are not expecting it, the mixing insert (you know, the little plastic magnetic mixy thingy) comes off of the steel protrusion it is mounted on, causing the machine to flash red and blue and make a disturbing noise.
    The machine is clearly in distress at this travesty.
    This can be rectified by re-inserting the plastic magnetic thingy but it clearly disturbs a process which would have been satisfying otherwise.
    This happens when you put sugar in with the milk before starting the machine. This knocks the plastic magnetic thingy off its mount.
    It also happens when you put small chunks of chocolate in the machine when using the hot chocolate function (If you get it to work, the chocolate is really good.)
    To be fair, the manual (probably also written by the Chinese chap who assembled the unit) does state to add ingredients only when the machine is running. It also says never to take off the lid on the cup while the machine is running, which is a bit of a contradiction… but the same manual suggests unplugging the machine before any cleaning, so it can be safely assumed that the manual can be summarily disregarded as packing material.

    OK, to make a long story not quite as long, I am happy with this product and I would buy it again. It just takes some getting used. to.

  39. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    it a very great machine and loving our hot chocolate

  40. Stephen0595 says:

     United Kingdom

    Absolutely fab, love it ! This is very good, so easy to use and clean. I have tested several of the possible mix / heat/ blend functions and so far it has not failed to do exactly what is expected. I can 100% recommend this product.

  41. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy to clean and some additional features over previous milk frother. Even an option to create hot chocolate but dropping chocolate chunks into the top of the stainless steel cup. We’ve been less than successful with that but the kids have had fun trying it.

  42. Ryan H. says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersI admin I was a Grande / Venti Hot Chocolate Starbucks kind of girl. Moving over to Oatmilk, I treated myself to this machine and I can’t tell you how much it has transformed my life. Worth EVERY penny. I had a rival in the past and it never made enough (topped out at 250lm). This makes me 400ml and more. Can’t recommend it highly enough if hot milk / oatmilks etc you are after.

  43. Tegoeh Chuzy says:

     United Kingdom

    Should have gotten one long before. So easy to use and even easier to clean. Perfect got chocolate.

  44. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    It is very efficient for a wide range of drinks and makes the milk nice and hot.
    Very pleased with this purchase. Even used it to make turmeric lattes with coconut milk.

  45. DebraFennell says:

     United Kingdom

    Great product excellent at what it does. One nigle the way the frothing things are stored on the lid is a bit stupid but it is a good frothe

  46. ShayPWZUapood says:

     United Kingdom

    I was seriously disappointed when my Krups K2000 milk brother failed, would cost 70 to service and has been discontinued anyway Looking for a replacement I found the Severin and have not looked back. It seriously froths milk. Has much greater volume capacity than the Krups. Offers a range of programmes most of which I have not even tried yet but all the ones I have tried do what they say they do. Key failing of a lot of milk frothers is they do not get the milk hot enough. No problem here with the Severin. I really cannot fault the Severin. The only slight negative I will say is the unit is a bit bigger than I would like but that is so it can handle a capacity greater than I need. Also it is slow but knowing that you just plan your preparations accordingly.

  47. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 4 From Our UsersI was a little wary when I saw this product on Amazon as non of the usual UK review sites even mention the brand. However having decided it was the frother for me despite the relatively high price, and having used it (and the appropriate settings from the lovely OLED display) for cappuccino, latte (very good!), hot chocolate (oh yes) and to mix protein powder and milk, I’m even more surprised that it doesn’t feature on review sites. It’s very good indeed. Easy to clean too and reassuring that it has a fan inside to cool down the electronics which will hopefully preserve it’s lifespan. The one area it is less successful is mixing protein shakes with cold milk as the powder can remain a bit clumpy though to be fair 30 seconds of shaking a protein shake vigorously is probably better for my health anyway.

  48. Michelle Honeyager says:

     United Kingdom

    Worth every penny. If you want that silky smooth flat white invest in this. More expensive than others but there is a clear reason for that.
    I wasn’t 100% convinced that it would be any better than others half the price…. BUT Our gamble paid off.

  49. ZelmaGartner says:

     United Kingdom

    A robust and effective tool for the would-be barista! This model offers 13 settings from mulled wine to heating baby food. Nevertheless, there are plenty of milk options to whip up a professional looking foam for cappuccino, macchiato or latte.

    Because the unit uses induction technology, it’s a doddle to keep clean. The stainless jug sits daily in the dishwasher, but running a programme filled with clean water does an excellent job, too!

    One tiny word of warning – the little magnetic stirrers are fantastically easy to mislay. They are a nightmare to replace!

  50. AdriannLWAO says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy to use and keep clean. Works great with non diary milk like Oatly Barista Editio

  51. BobWhatley says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 10 From Our UsersWe have tried 3 models because we liked the design and the fact it was German ,so I will keep it simple .all she models frothed brilliant at first ,then they changed it for a new machine ,which frothed for 2 days then didn’t work then I got a refund .then we tried another machine different but same make .didnt froth anything at all .yes I did get advice yes I did read instructions..but for us this milk frother wouldn’t froth.its that simple ,havd lost faith in product ..

    don’t always froth ...sent it back twice then gave up ..

  52. Durotrigan says:

     United Kingdom

    Has changed my life. I don’t know why I did not replace my nespresso frother years ago.

  53. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Beautifully made and easy to use and clean.
    Froths milk consistently and makes a delicious latte. Never lets you down.
    I enjoy using it very much – very stylish.

  54. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Very good product.as described and more.very pleased with my purchase.

  55. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Cannot overstate how good this Severin milk frother is, just like having a coffee out with all the frothy goodness and to top it all off makes hot chocolate by adding Cadbury Dairy Milk to milk.

    Top purchase this yea

  56. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Easy to use. Easy to clean. What’s not to like! Good to have the choice of temperature.