Patented dense mesh whisk with reinforced ribs: Effortlessly creates dense, stable barista-quality foam for latte art
Smart silicone ring: Semi-securely attaches frother to container, reducing effort and preventing contamination
Adjustable air intake: Controls foam texture by adjusting frother angle, serving as a horizontal stand after use
Ergonomic dual-button design: Balanced center of gravity and comfortable grip for intuitive, left or right-handed use
Eco-friendly recyclable materials: Crafted from recyclable aluminum alloy, Tritan, and 304 stainless steel for safety and sustainability
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Frothing Whisk for Latte Art-Quality Foam: Equipped with a whisk featuring a dense mesh screen with reinforced ribs (replacing traditional springs), effortlessly creates dense, stable, barista-quality foam ideal for latte art.
Bottom-Reaching Design for Easy Use & Cleaning: The frothing whisk with a raised tip enables bottom-reachi
Frother Type
Handheld electric
Material
Aluminum alloy, Tritan, 304 stainless steel
Power Source
Rechargeable battery or manual (varies by model)
Color Options
Brown, Black, Silver, Gray, White
Cleaning
Removable whisk shaft and silicone ring for easy cleaning
Dimensions
Not specified
Summarized by Shop
4.7
140 ratings
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This frother works great with my non-fat milk for lattes & mochas. Nice case to keep it all in, like that the stir part comes apart for compact carry. Would be nice if it came in other colors, got the Mino, Fino, & EVA case in white, but really not a biggie.
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Ken · 11 days ago
Très bonne qualité, la meilleure mousse que j’ai faite avec un fouet de ce type, la petite pochette de voyage où on peut tout mettre dedans. Je n’ai rien à dire c’est excellent largement au-dessus du reste, de plus j’aime le côté toupie au fond du bal pour bien stabiliser le fouet. Pour le moment c’est le meilleur à mes yeux
Guillaume · August 23, 2026
Way better than a frother
I’ve been able to get very close to the same texture with the LattoGo as I do with a steam wand. Has made all the various ‘milk frothing’ machines I’ve tried over the years seem like a complete waste of money.