Milk Frothing Pitcher with Art Pen

These are solid construction and work great for frothing. Look good and easy to use. Very good size.

This pitcher is an excellent addition to any coffee lover's collection. It is designed to create perfect foam for lattes, cappuccinos, and other frothy coffee beverages. The construction of this pitcher is sturdy and durable, making it a reliable tool for daily use. One of the best things about the Milk Frothing Pitcher is its versatility. It can be used with a variety of milk types, including cow's milk, almond milk, and soy milk, and produces consistent results each time. The pitcher is also easy to clean, which is essential for busy coffee shops or home kitchens. Another great feature of this pitcher is its ergonomic design. The handle is comfortable to grip, even when the pitcher is full, and the spout is designed for precise pouring. This makes it easy to create latte art or pour milk into your coffee without spilling. Overall, I highly recommend the Milk Frothing Pitcher to anyone who loves coffee and wants to create the perfect frothy beverage at home. Its durability, versatility, and ease of use make it a must-have tool for any coffee lover's collection.

If you enjoy making latte art, this is a must-have. The pitcher is very practical, easy to use, and gives great control when pouring milk. It’s a good size and perfect for creating beautiful designs in your coffee. The material also feels high quality. Highly recommended for anyone who loves making coffee at home!

How can this not work? It's fine.

This comes with internal markings so you can see just how much milk you're putting in it, but they are fairly faint. So you have to get the correct angle of the light to see it well. I actually weigh my milk out to 100-grams, which is right about 100ml mark for my double-shot cappuccino. It has scale markings both by milliliter and ounces. It also comes with a nice little stainless steel art stick used to make designs in the espresso. Who knows, one day I may learn how to use that. A nice thing about stainless steel is that it doesn't conduct heat real well but it does hold the heat pretty well once it gets hot.. When I'm frothing, I will froth up near the top surface until I get the amount of froth that I want and then I'll stick the frothing tip down near the bottom to heat up the milk. When the bottom of that pitcher heats up, I know I have reached a good temperature for it without scorching the milk. Plus with 100-gm. of milk frothed I can pour the milk first into the middle of the double-espresso shot and then continue to pour the rest of the froth on the top. It's a perfect size and a perfect mixture. This is an indeed an excellent frothing pitcher!

For anyone interested in this product, here’s a quick guide (from a coffee snob) • 12oz (what I got, pictured) - fine for small drinks (standard mug) at home. one drink, and you never plan on using this for any larger drinks • 20oz - the home kitchen sweet spot. if you’re filling a Stanley or Yeti traveler this is probably your size. One caveat, you’ll have no wiggle room and will be maxing your milk froth to the brim. if you like cappuccino’s get the 32oz. • 32oz - this is what’s behind the counter at every coffee shop you’ve ever been to. if you’ve worked a bar shift at Starbucks you’ve held this pitcher a thousand times. If you like a lot of foam (cappuccinos) i would suggest anyone serious about at home use to get this one. I’ve worked in coffee shops since I was like 16 and I still ordered the 12oz like a complete idiot. I posted comparison photos if you want a good laugh. The pitcher is smaller than a regular coffee mug. Not a travel mug, not a big mug, just a normal everyday mug. Bigger than the pitcher. I measured nothing and paid the price. Returning it and ordering the 32oz of the same exact pitcher so that should tell you the quality is legit. Feels exactly like what we used behind the bar, well made, solid, nothing cheap about it. Just bought the wrong size. For anyone also about to make my mistake: the 12oz works if you’re making one small drink at home and that’s it. The 20oz is probably the right call for most people, fills a Stanley or Yeti no problem. The 32oz is the coffee shop size, if you’ve ever worked a bar at Starbucks or anywhere else you’ve used that size a thousand times and it’ll feel right immediately. Great pitcher. Wrong size. My fault entirely.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

It’s perfect 👌

High quality milk frother pitcher. A bit smaller than I expected but great for making single size drinks. High quality stainless that holds heat well and is easy to clean. Great value for the price for making quick single drinks with your espresso maker

I got the 350 ml instead of the 900!!!

Was a bit hesitant to buy because of the price relative to smaller versions of the same thing—but the spout is designed so well that I no longer have any use for a gooseneck kettle for smooth, controlled pouring. Since I also use this as my kettle on an induction hob (in which capacity I can attest it performs marvelously) it's extremely convenient. The handle is always comfortable to carry and pour with, even when the pitcher is full. Despite being thin metal spot-welded together, the actual performance and user experience are superlative and there is genuinely no room for improvement.

Perfect replacement

Muy adecuado a mi necesidad.

Serves its purpose. Washes well.