Coffee

I was bought a M105 Nespresso Inissia as a present. The milk frother is a separate unit, which you could take or not as required. Although small and not tremendously heavy it is 1260 watts so about 5.5 amps dept on voltage. I would doubt you are going to get a Nespresso much less.

SWMBO is an aficionado too!

 

Best I could do was the stand alone milk heater/frother from Aldi.

 

Very good for the price (cheap obvs) and as she is a latte kinda girl, I make her latte's with instant coffee.

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We have an Innissa, love it! wife likes latte, just heat milk on stove or microwave, use a battery powered whisk and away you go, I prefer straight esspresso. (double)!

We also have the Nespresso Innissa, can't do without a good cup of coffee so when the one at home got a bit tired looking we put that in Motorhome and bought another Nespresso for home, I agree it is a bit tiresome space wise when we want to use it but we now have a good routine.

We've got one of these: Coffee Frother.  It makes a perfect job of frothing hot milk into a lovely foam and I love it with strong coffee.  I'm sorry but I don't know how it compares with Nespresso because I've never had any.

I've no idea about netspresso as I use a proper Espresso machine with ground coffee.  It runs fine from my inverter when off grid or on a pitch with a miserly supply.

Thanks all for your invaluable advice. What a pleasant community we have here. 

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I have a large Nespresso machine at home and bought the Pixie last autumn to leave in the caravan, it was on offer at the time with a fee milk frother. Both machines make excellent coffee. I use the Nespresso pods, tried an alternative from Costco put wasn’t keen on them.