March 7, 2001
Steve and Lynn Frankel
Froth au Lait, inc
2421 West 205th St.
Suite D 106
Torrance, CA 90501

Dear Steve and Lynn:

     In all my four decades-plus as a food writer and editor for Sunset Magazine, very few new tools for the kitchen have come along that I consider indispensable. So when I rank the Froth au Lait alongside the food processor and the microwave oven as a tool with staying power, I am not exaggerating. The Froth au Lait’s most basic function of whipping and heating nonfat and low-fat milks to an amazingly fine and stable foam is unique. It gives the milk a quality of richness in flavor and texture that is truly remarkable. For me, a Froth au Lait means that every morning, with far less effort than I can achieve using any other tool or device available, I can have the most glorious coffee latte right at home.

     But this is only the beginning. I have discovered that the Froth au Lait has so many other wonderful applications. Delightful, lavish tasting drinks, thick foamy desserts, and velvety dessert sauces—all that give the impression of richness without the fat content usually vital. Wholesome, healthful, and delicious results. Every other food professional—writers, stylists, TV personalities, and such—to whom I’ve shown the Froth au Lait in action has been fascinated, amazed, and asked ”where can I get one.” And unless my years of experience fail me, you’re going to be asked that question many millions of times to come. Congratulations for creating a fresh, wonderful, and functional new necessity for the good life.

Sincerely,

Jerry Anne Di Vecchio
Food Editor
Sunset Magazine