549221 Sat Aug 16 10:25:17 -0700 2008 2 41 Cookware 0 3962263 My Nespresso aeroccino died, and in researching purchasing a new one (for $99), I came across good reviews for Froth Au Lait, which froths up a larger amount of milk, at a lower cost (under $60). Anyone have any experience with this or other milk frothers that are easy to use and clean? Thanks! Sat Aug 16 10:25:19 -0700 2008 14216 Marge 1 3963686 We have a nespresso machine, but opted not to get the aeroccino because we heard it didn't really make enough froth for 2 (we heard anyway). We did a lot of research on it and were tempted by the froth au lait, but it just seemed extra work and yet another machine to have around, store, and clean. We have been happily using the Aerolatte. I believe it was $19 at Bed Bath Beyond and we had a coupon. We zap our milk in the microwave in a beaker (that came with our immersion blender) - but we have also used just our plain old tall drinking glasses. Then give it a wiz with the Aerolatte. It works great for us. But being that we haven't used first hand any other method, I can't really compare. Sun Aug 17 07:48:54 -0700 2008 3962263 218264 momof3kids 2 3964670 Thanks for the tip, mom! I just ordered an aerolatte on amazon.com. And you're right about the aeroccino, it just made one cupful of froth at a time. Sun Aug 17 17:19:58 -0700 2008 3963686 14216 Marge