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Asda has restocked its £25 TikTok-famous dupe of Hotel Chocolat’s velvetiser
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Your support makes all the difference.Aside from dance routines, funny skits and lip syncs, TikTok is the go-to destination online for discovering the latest trends, hacks and hero buys – from make-up and viral tanning protector sheets to the latest Zara ‘it’-girl coat.
The platform has become synonymous with rising beauty trends and skincare recommendations – propelling cult products such as Revlon’s hair styler and Maybelline’s sensational sky high mascara into the mainstream.
Beyond beauty, TikTok is also the place for the latest foodie-based sensations, from baked oats to sourdough, with Asda even launching a feta pasta bargain bundle off the back of the app’s culinary hit.
Drinks trends have captured us too – the absence of many of our favourite coffee shops during the pandemic means it is no surprise sales of espresso or bean-to-cup machines and milk frothers such as Hotel Chocolat’s velvetiser (£99.95, Hotelchocolat.com) have soared since 2020.
Retailing at £99.95, the Hotel Chocolat velvetiser’s price tag may seem steep – which is why TikTok users raved about a £25 Asda dupe towards the end of last year. Now, it’s back in stock for 2022.
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If you’ve had your eye on the Hotel Chocolat frother for a while, you can bag the Asda dupe and make a saving of almost £75. Here, we’ve detailed everything you need to know about the device and how to buy it.
George Home black milk frother: £25, Asda.com
From lattes to cappuccinos, make all your favourite barista-quality coffees at home with the Asda milk frother.
Whether you’re heating milk for an Americano or making an indulgent froth for a hot chocolate, the fuss-free device is designed with just two button controls and automatically switches off after frothing or heating milk.
It’s suitable for plant-based liquids too, so you can froth everything from soya to oat milk. There’s a 150ml capacity for frothing and 300ml capacity for drinks.
The sleek and modern design of the frother won’t look out of place in your kitchen, while its compact size allows for easy storage. Wipe the frother with a cloth to remove milk residue and rinse the device for easy cleaning.
A sell-out hit last year, you’ll want to be quick if adding the handy kitchen device to your shopping cart.
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If you prefer the real deal, we’ve also reviewed the Hotel Chocolat velvetiser – find out what we thought