Bellman Stovetop Steamer Review & Latte Art

0:56 How to get started using the Bellman Stovetop Steamer
1:25 For Best Results in Pressure
1:43 For Best Results in Steaming
2:07 Tips for Steaming Milk
2:50 Tips for Pouring Latte Art

Create steamed milk that rivals that of your favorite local cafe using the cafe-style steam wand. Featuring a double nozzle, this wand is designed to create creamy, silky milk that’s satisfyingly sweet and smooth. Say goodbye to those giant bubbles that electric milk frothers create. Overall the Bellman milk steamer is an affordable steaming alternative which can be used anywhere and does a stellar job frothing milk.

The Bellman Steamers are perfect for home or while traveling, never forgo milk anymore! Suitable for Gas, Electric, Ceramic and most Induction stove tops . What are you waiting for? Start steaming milk like a pro today!

BELLMAN STEAMER FEATURES
Make Micro Foam Anywhere – Empowers you to product lattes and more anywhere you go.
Steam Like A Barista– Use the double nozzle steam wand and your favorite micro foam milk steaming jug to steam milk like a barista using a commercial machine.
Creamy, Silk Steamed Milk – Designed to steam milk that’s creamy, silky, and satisfying.
Durable Construction – Made with 18/8 stainless steel and bakelite handle and knob.
Pressure Release – A pressure release valve keeps you safe.
Use Any Stovetop – Gas, electric, ceramic and most induction cooktops. This steamer can use them all.

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[itsDamiani]

Much better tutorial than from prima themselves. Thanks man. Gonna give it a shot

[Hannahdabeast]

Thank you!!!! Finally a great tutorial!! Maybe I can kick my Starbucks habit at last 😅

[filmcrew]

Great advice thank you, I'm pleased to be number 1000 thumbs up👍

[ma.]

I have an idea i wish they make it (its like an electrical boiler but with a tank cover and a steam wand and 3 switches on for boiling the water off for stopping the heat and steam for steaming) it works perfect cuz i had it when I had an old very cheap espresso machine and the portafilter got stuck so the opening for the espresso doesn’t exist pressure only comes out from the wand and I steam milk like i have an expensive espresso machine unfortunately the switch got broken and I didn’t find the same or a similar machine cuz they’re old

[Amethyst_rose]

i'm actually considering this to use with my moka pot.

[pulpmysteryfan]

Any idea what the pressure is? And how does the amount of steam (and the ability to properly steam milk) compare to a HX machine?

[SteelDrumMusic]

Great video! Got my steamer at BedBath online a year ago. No longer available anywhere in the US. I want to buy a few for gifts. ☹️

[travellingjournalist]

hi Josh is it possible to add the espresso maker to this steamer, i bought the steamer not realising it wasnt the espresso maker as well thanks Jacovos

[michealsizemore]

Can the Bellman be used to steam chai & apple juice. I know it sounds crazy but there is a local coffee shop where I live that uses liquid chai and apple juice and then steams it. It is delicious.

[oldgoat]

Can I use this on a camping gas cooktop like a 2 burner coleman type?

[jonathancrocker]

Can you please tell me make/model of that induction cooktop. I want to buy one, but everywhere I read I hear people say it won’t work with that stainless. Thanks

[smallsneakers]

Do you simply leave it off the heat when you're done?

I've read some of your answers to the comments that steam is good for 1-2 hours once up to temp but I intend to make just one cup of coffee for myself before leaving for work, so is it safe to leave off the heat when im done or should I open the steam wand to release pressure..?

[fathiasyurinamuthmainnah]

Thank youuu.. a clear explaination and video. I use rhinowares too. How many cups of cappucino can we make using this bellman cx-25s?

[nich]

Thanks for your responses:) Now what about getting oat milk extra frothy?

[mdbw]

I don’t know what i’m doing wrong. I make sure to do a long purge and then build pressure back up again before starting to steam my milk, and I cool the spout off beforehand as well. I CANNOT seem to get a good microfoam or anything near good enough for latte art. Even without pulling the milk at all, I just end up with a mountain of big bubbly foam on top of steamed milk. Super disappointing as I was hoping this could help me practice my latte art skills since i’m working as a barista atm.

[mollys]

Hi, Josh! Out of curiosity, what did you use to prepare your espresso for this video? I've just got a Bellman today and have been experimenting with Aeropress and a Prismo pressurized filter. Congratulations on your business. I recommend Wolff College of Coffee all the time to my barista trainees.

[bluryanz]

This is a great tutorial vid for the steamer. Thanks Josh.
I'm planning on getting one of this steamers at home but i have a few questions that i need help with:
1) using 8oz as a guide, about how many pitchers of milk will i be able to steam in one go with the water level you recommended?
2) I saw many videos keeping it on the stove while steaming, but i realised you took it out. Is there a significant difference?

[bakedbeansprincess]

Thanks so much for this AWESOME video! I'm wondering which kettle you use. Is that a Bonavita?

[jonikoentjoro]

Perfect!
Can we use hot boiling water poured in it straight away without having to put on the stove?

[adambromley]

How do you know if an induction stove is compatible with stainless steel?? What stoves CANT you use this on?