Can someone recommend a Frothing Pitcher for me? I got a 20 oz one from Amazon but it is too tall, it is hard to reach the bottom of the pitcher.
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I bought the Update International EP-12 stainless steel frothing jug 12 ounce on Amazon.It works well as its not too deep.
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I bought the Update International EP-12 stainless steel frothing jug 12 ounce on Amazon. It works well as its not too deep.
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DeLongi Combo: BCO320T : does NOT come with a frothing pitcher...suggested metal with handle 4.5" tall, which are available in any in most stores at around $6-$7 for the better ones, or, just use a big coffee cup!Once you get this coffee maker and taste the quality of coffee, either side, you will not shop for anything else! Just compare prices of good coffee-makers individually! We have one in each home...one eight years old!..no problems!
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First, be careful not to overflow the container with milk. Fill milk to just under the top of the ball that is on top of the whisk. I LOVE my Aeroccino Steamer. Made my life easier. If you continue to have trouble, contact Nespresso directly, they are amazingly helpful. Also, I suggest that you join their club. The pods are cheapest through them.
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The same thing happened to me and the replacement pitcher fit/worked perfectly. I was nervous because the color wasn't the same, and I think the model # wasn't the same either, but it worked out great!!
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Thanks for the insight... I'm frothing before pulling the esspresso now. I'm still very happy with the machine.
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I have not tried either, I don't actually recommend this unit but I highly recommend Capresso 202.04 froth plus! This unit is esthetically pleading but MUCH hard to clean, I recommend the less expensive model, I use mine daily but sorry, haven't tried anything but regular milk.
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hi, I got a couple of new ones from Nespresso, made no difference...I just think the machine is not up tp it, I even got anew machine and more whisks...but this week, not much froth, just warm milk, very annoying...yet my friend has an old machine that works every time...need to find an antique! Good luck. Am going to put my machine on e bay...never been so disappointed, I was going to buy a machine for my sons...but they are not keen any more having seen my results.
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You might also try to go online and see if the instructions are available. The answers already given are what I would have said. I do have to press down hard on it to do the frothing - but when I stop pressing, it stops. It is a great product - but I did have to return one before I got this one working. I also learned to not leave it sitting in the charger all the time.
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The black base that the pitcher sits on plugs in. The pitcher sits on top when you use it. For froth I have to use a small spatula to get it all out so pretty thick. 1/2 cup of milk works great for me
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First of all this is a 2 quart pitcher, not 64 ounces, or 1 gallon. I had a problem with this when I ordered it. I ended up getting two of these because I can put in the door of my refrigerator. A gallon wouldn't have fit anywhere in my frig. It has a mesh insert which screws into the lid, which is where you put the tea. I use the Twinings English Classic cold brew tea bags. You could also use loose leaf tea. it works very well, the only issue I have is cleaning it. You have to take the clear rubber rings(gaskets) out of the lid and the part that screws onto the pitcher itself. They tend to get moldy very easily. I use three bags, cold water, and let it sit for about an hour. It makes really good tea.
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I always use the pitcher but if you want to use a cup make sure the spout on the juicer is positioned at the right angle to hit the cup. Using a tall glass may also ensure the juice will hit the glass too.
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I believe the weight would be too much when the pitcher is filled. The filter lid is weighty so for me it would be difficult to manage with the heavier glass. We are very pleased with our pitcher and would definitely purchase it again.
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I followed the directions and got great froth. After the coffee begins to drip into cup, push lever to the left and froth. You will need a stainless steel pitcher. I use almond milk mostly but skim or 1% milk work great too. I recommend taking off the aerator tip as well. It makes too much foam before you can get the milk hot enough. Keep tip of nozzle close to the surface of the milk.
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Try buying the Lipton yellow label loose leaf tea from amazon. I got a pound for ~$10 and it works great (http://smile.amazon.com/dp/4639725043/) and should make many gallons of tea. The taste is similar to Lipton bags but smoother (and better) in my opinion. I've been using 2 1/2 tablespoons of tea per pitcher and brewing for 4-5 minutes.
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I bought this for my 5200, but when I installed the blade, the pitcher did not sit flush with the base. I tried fidgeting with the blade, but no avail. Maybe I received a "lemon" :(
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I agree you need to slow it down at the end to help break down most of the froth. Also, I find some ingredients create more froth than others. I have an older model with a narrower 64oz. and 32oz.container base as well as a low profile and wider 48oz. container with a base similar to yours. I find the wider container contributes to more air being incorporated. So you may try to invest in a narrow base container. I would suggest the 32oz. if you are making smoothies for yourself. I use Kefir liquid yogurt and that seems to cut down on the froth. Blendtec owners report the same froth issue and Blendtecs only have wide containers. I agree you need to slow it down at the end to help break down most of the froth. Also, I find some ingredients create more froth than others. I have an older model with a narrower 64oz. and 32oz.container base as well as a low profile and wider 48oz. container with a base similar to yours. I find the wider container contributes to more air being incorporated. So you may try to invest in a narrow base container. I would suggest the 32oz. if you are making smoothies for yourself. I use Kefir liquid yogurt and that seems to cut down on the froth. Blendtec owners report the same froth issue... » Read More I agree you need to slow it down at the end to help break down most of the froth. Also, I find some ingredients create more froth than others. I have an older model with a narrower 64oz. and 32oz.container base as well as a low profile and wider 48oz. container with a base similar to yours. I find the wider container contributes to more air being incorporated. So you may try to invest in a narrow base container. I would suggest the 32oz. if you are making smoothies for yourself. I use Kefir liquid yogurt and that seems to cut down on the froth. Blendtec owners report the same froth issue and Blendtecs only have wide containers. « Show Less
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It's a fairly short pitcher as well, but it might not be short enough to have the wand touch the bottom. It's about 4 inches deep.