BonJourCoffee Caffé Froth Replacement Frother Glass Carafe, 15-Ounce -

Bought this to replace the BonJour carafe my Dear Sister gave me 20 yrs ago, which I sadly recently broke. It appears to be the same size for the original plunger screen I still have from the old one.

I love, love, love the Bon Jour frother, it produces the most wonderful foam for my daily latte. I have been using it frequently for over a decade and the results are very satisfying. I fill it with milk (2% for me, but use what you want) to just a hair below the line, pump it vigorously 10 or 12 full strokes, remove the pump, and nuke it for 33 seconds on high (or just watch it until the foam rises above the top edge and is about to spill out, in my microwave that averages to 33 seconds).BUT... a quick check of my Amazon history shows me buying at least 5 replacement carafes over the last decade, making this obviously the most fragile object in my kitchen. I cook daily and I am a somewhat elaborate user of cooking tools, none gets replaced as often as this one. (I do seem to lose my littlest paring knife every few years, my wife and I each accuse each other of throwing it out, lol).The last carafe broke (a few days ago) from brushing against another solid object as I was lifting it. Oops.The one before that broke when I tipped-it over in my sink.One time I had a spectacular crash when it hit the floor, I can't really blame it for that one. At least it wasn't full of milk or foam at the time. I was picking up glass for days.My friend loved it and bought one when she saw mine, hers lasted under a week!These incidents are not without some peril, the shards are exquisitely sharp.So, to summarize, I love this tool and can't be without it. But BE CAREFUL!And Écoutez-Moi, Bon Jour, it wouldn't be rocket science to make it more durable, I can think of at least three ways without even interrupting my train of thought as I write this.BTW, I can get some half-decent foam with my immersion blender, but the texture is a little different and it's more of a pain. I ordered a spare carafe with the latest replacement.

Great works as expected.

I've been using this relatively inexpensive frother with the Bonjour frother https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001K187S/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1for many years. The foam is thick and luxurious and so much better than a machine. This seller seems to have gotten caught in a supply chain issue _through no fault of their own - so it took a bit longer than expected. But they kept contacting me to make sure I still wanted the item and sent me a lovely bar of scented soap when the item came.

This works very well. I pump/foam then put it in the microwave to heat.The bad part is I've purchased so many because they break easily and I've had the mesh disk break as well.Still, I keep buying more as they do the job as I like it.

My Norpro Glass Froth Master broke in the sink, so I looked on Amazon for a replacement. I had one worry before placing the order, that the plunger or base would be too big or small to not work, and require another order. The fit is perfect, same as the original. Like other reviewers, I think the replacement is a sturdier & higher quality glass. I have also used Bonjour's French press replacement beaker, so I figured the odds were in my favor. The cost is a little less than buying a new frother, but (like the French press beaker) I plan on keeping a spare on hand for the next time one I break one (I'm not nearly as clumsy as this review would suggest) :)http://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0013VALOK/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I've been using this Bon Jour brand hand frother for years. I have to replace the glass carafe every once in a while because it is fairly delicate. They last me a couple of years at most and then inevitably break and I am careful with it. I am glad that there is the option to buy just the carafe instead of having to buy a whole new frother. I like the froth it makes - it is nice and thick. I have an electric one I don't use at all because it doesn't make think froth like this. It is difficult to clean - I had to buy a bottle brush to do so.

I happened to break the glass belonging to our Bodum milk frother. The first time I was lucky enough to find a replacement from someone on eBay. The second time, only the strainer part was available. Since Bodum, for whatever reason does not produce their own replacements, I decided to take a chance to see if the Bonjour model would work as a substitute. The answer is that it does. However, don't try to remove the white "Bonjour" label off the side (I tried by soaking it in acetone). It is fused on, but "doesn't show" when milk is in the glass. As a result, you save about twenty dollars with this replacement over purchasing a whole new frother. Unless your OCD is worse than mine. In that case, buying a whole new frother with the OEM black-printed glass might help you avoid losing any precious sleep at night.

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It is easy to break the glass on this frother so having a replacement is very helpful. It fit perfectly.

I really like my frotter. Use it every day. But it is very fragile- use with care!

It is great!

Use it every day.