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			  Have delicious, fat-free, frothy lattes and cappuccinos whenever you want them with the Nespresso Aeroccino Milk Frother. Or, just drink the foam. Photo courtesy SXC.  
			
			
			  
			
                  
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                          KAREN HOCHMAN  is Editorial Director of THE NIBBLE.  
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			January 2010  
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		10 Appliances For Low-Calorie Cooking 
		Page 4: Milk Frother & IngenuiTea
		 
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9. Aeroccino Milk Frother
Dieting or not, this is perhaps our favorite kitchen appliance. In a minute, it whips up extraordinary cappuccino or latte foam.  
              
                
  -  Just select which type of foam you want (cappuccino is frothier), add cold fat-free milk and push the button. You’ve got a portion of delicious, low-calorie foam to top coffee or diet hot chocolate.
 
  - We use the latte setting to create frothy hot milk, which we love with a bit of artificial sweetener.
 
  - Great for hot or cold drinks; even with tea!
 
 
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                Have low-calorie milk froth whenever you want it. Try the Nespresso Aeroccino with tea, too.  | 
               
             		 
              10. IngenuiTea
            Enjoy the finest loose-leaf teas with ease. Tea has no calories, and if you drink the finest, you’ll find that no milk or sweetener are required. 
            
  
    
  -  The IngenuiTea makes brewing loose tea a breeze. Add tea and water, let it brew; then set the unit atop a cup or mug.
 
  - There’s a mesh filter on the bottom of this easy-to-use plastic teapot. When you set the pot atop any cup or mug, a valve opens, propped open by the rim of the cup, and the brewed tea flows in.
 
  - The leaves stay above, atop the filter. The valve closes the moment you lift the pot off the rim, and there is zero dripping.
 
  - It’s easy to clean, and there’s no more trying to get loose tea out of those tea balls! Read our full review of Ingenuitea. 
 
 
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        Put loose tea and hot water to brew, then place on top of a cup. The tea filters in, the leaves stay inside if you use the IngenuiTea.  | 
   
 
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