Morgan recently did a video on handheld milk frothers at different price points (the milk still has to be heated separately), and found even the cheapest one at $5 to produce decent foam (with proper technique). If your kids are old enough to follow instructions, they might be a decent choice? Good luck on the search!
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V50 user here (didn't get V60 cause of the larger size) I broke my phone a few months ago, filtered GSMarena for a replacement that'd fullfil my criteria, and Sony Xperias were the the best of the few options that it spat out. Ended up just fixing the V50 for $100, I too will probably hold onto this until it actually breaks.
Tetsu Kasuya's is my favorite recipe for the Switch! To me, it's easier than a normal V60 yet produces cups just as sweet, especially as I usually only dose 10g.
+1 for Oatside, it is the gOAT.
I follow James Hoffmann's Japanese iced coffee recipe for V60 which for me yields a sweet, fruit tea-like cup with light roasts.
Tetsu Kasuya's recipe of stuffing the brewer full of ice cubes and slowly letting them melt over the grounds would be hella fun to try though...
Coffee + orange juice is a thing according to MorganDrinksCoffee, and coffee + ginger is a thing in my local cuisine. I...might try making some variation of this. For science.
Congratulations, you are now an honorary South East Asian.
Hario Switch, using Tetsu Kasuya's recipe, which works out to be somewhat less fussy for me than James Hoffmann's one cup V60 recipe.
For iced coffee, it's Japanese iced coffee all the way, or cold brew with a French press using cheaper beans when I don't have the energy to brew a pourover.
There are a lot of internationally recognized calculations and reporting methods and companies can hire consultants who can estimate the emissions in their end to end supply chains.
There are also calculators online that can give an example on what elements are considered, e.g. the below from UN.
https://unfccc.int/documents/271269