Compare the top 3 milk frothers in Australia 2026
3 milk frother picks for Australian buyers, compared side by side: Breville the Milk Cafe BMF600 (Our pick); Lavazza A Modo Mio MilkUp (One-button jug); Sunbeam Cafe Creamy Automatic (Compact two-drink jug).
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- 740ml jug, up to three cups at once
- Induction heating for fine micro-bubbles
- Four settings: Cold Stir, Warm, Optimum Temperature, Hot
- Induction frothing, hot or cold milk
- Single multifunction button
- Two-part whisk: both parts for latte, disc alone for cappuccino
- 250ml non-stick jug, enough for two drinks, per Sunbeam
- Automatic temperature control so milk does not burn
- Frothing and cold mixing attachments store in the base
Which one should you buy?
For most Australians the Breville the Milk Cafe BMF600 is the frother to buy: a 740ml induction jug that makes up to three cups at once, with four settings from cold stir to hot and a measuring cap for real hot chocolates. If you only make one or two drinks, the Lavazza A Modo Mio MilkUp is the smaller induction jug with one button for hot or cold. The Bodum Latteo is the cheapest way in with no power point at all, the Bialetti Tuttocrema froths on a gas or electric hob, and the Maestri House LunaFro is a rechargeable handheld wand for quick foam.
For full context on why we ranked these the way we did, what alternatives we considered (and rejected), and the broader buying-guide framework, read the full Best Milk Frother Australia 2026: Jug, Handheld and Stovetop Compared.
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