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Recipe(tried): Bon Jour Primo Latte Milk Frother
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From:
Lori - Charleston, SC 11-28-2004
RE:
Recipe(tried): Aerolatte Milk Frother
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Jann:
We just got a milk frother which I'm sure is the same as Brenda's - just a different brand. It is called
Bon Jour Primo Latte (click here)
and also functions on 2 AA batteries. It is great; just put a bit of milk in the bottom of your coffee cup, froth it and pour in the coffee. A friend gave it to us as a gift and we plan to give this to friends as a Christmas present. It is so easy to use. Much easier than firing up the expresso maker.
All the best,
Lori
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Jann in Ontario - 11-25-2004
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Recipe(tried): Bon Jour Primo Latte Milk Frother
Lori - Charleston, SC - 11-28-2004
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