Trudeau Milk Frothers & Coffee Presses

Trudeau Tirra Stainless-Steel Spiral-Shaft 16-Ounce Milk Frother — Ideal for making lattes, cappuccinos, or hot chocolates, this milk frother features a stainless-steel spiral shaft. Its extraordinary swivel action creates a thick, rich froth. A frothing spoon helps ensure the tool's smooth, fast operation.

Trudeau Tirra 32-Ounce Coffee Press — Brew potent, French-pressed coffee without messy clean up thanks to this clever coffee press from Trudeau. With most French presses, the plunger is pushed down on grinds after adding hot water. With the Tirra Coffee Press however, Trudeau reverses this traditional brewing process. Users insert the plunger an inch deep into the coffee carafe and spoon coffee grinds on top of the filter. Pressing the plunger down into the carafe, hot water is poured through an opening in the lid to brew coffee. Users pull the plunger up gradually until it clicks into the lid, securing grinds for easy deposit into the trash can or compost pile. The 32-ounce carafe’s tempered glass construction resists high temperatures, while its chrome satin finish adds sleek style. A wide handle provides a comfortable grip, and a spoon is included to scoop coffee grinds .

Trudeau Tirra 16-Ounce Coffee Press — Java aficionados know that the most aromatic and full-bodied coffee comes from a French press. Unlike a filter, the pressing process squeezes out coffee grounds, while leaving behind the flavorful oils and tiny solids that give the finished brew richness and subtlety. Trudeau’s Tirra press is made from high-heat glass rather than plastic (which can produce off tastes). A stainless steel design, matte accents, and whimsically-curved, easy-to grip handle looks stylish in the kitchen or at the table. To use the Tirra press, begin with coarse ground coffee (one tablespoon per four-ounce cup), and add water just off the boil. Let it rest for five minutes, gently press down on the plunger--et voila. This space-efficient press makes 16 ounces or 4 cups of coffee at a time. Realistically, that's two to three after-dinner-sized servings, or one jumbo morning mug.

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