Milk Frothing Pitcher, X-Chef Milk Frother Cup, 20 oz, Metal Frothing Cup Stainless Steel, Milk Steaming Pitcher Espresso Coffee Latte Frother Cup Barista Tools for Coffee Bar (600 ml)

I’ve been using this pitcher to steam milk since 2017. I wash and dry it immediately after every use and it still looks new. Absolutely recommend.

Par excelance.

I Love using this Pitcher, it's my favored one for morning and all day works great for frothing and steaming,wohoo I'd buy it again

It won't break like glass or plastic. The animals think it is cool.

I got this on Lightning Deal, and was pleasantly surprised at the quality. I've been using an old little stainless creamer with a lid to froth my milk for morning coffee. It worked, but I had to hold the lid while frothing. And if I had leftover milk, the lid would constantly stick closed because I didn't wipe it off each time. I thought I'd give this one a try simply because it was cheap and didn't have a lid.Nice convenient size for frothed milk. Plus, the handy measurement markings on the inside keep me from adding too much milk. And if I change my mind about having that second cup, I can put the cup and leftover milk into the fridge without having to wipe off a lid.Looks good so far after both one hand washing and one dishwasher trip. For the price (currently $6.99), it's a definite keeper.

I'm completely enjoying my steamer cup. Perfect size

I purchased this frothing pitcher to steam milk with the Breville Espresso machine. The pitcher that came with the machine was too big in my opinion. To be specific, the diameter of the pitcher that came with the machine was too wide. I had to put more milk than desired in that pitcher to get a depth that would properly froth. The result was too much froth or froth that was too bubbly and not silky smooth.I ordered two smaller pitchers including this 10 oz and a 5 oz. The 5 oz proved to be too small. This 10 oz is the perfect size and includes markings on the inner wall for easy measuring. I included a picture with a nickle standing on edge and a toothpick to give you spacial frame of reference. I use roughly 2 oz of milk for a single cup latte, which will fill half way to the 4 oz mark inside the pitcher.Notice the frothed milk has tripled in volume, reaching the 6 oz mark. However the froth is silky smooth with very few large bubbles, which is exactly what you want. The key to making this perfect froth is the depth of the milk in the pitcher. When using the larger pitcher that came with the machine, the only way I was able to make froth of this consistency was to use more milk, which was just too much milk for the beverage. I suppose the larger pitcher would work great for a much larger latte.Finally. notice the perfect fit of the milk with the espresso. To achieve this, I used the double shot filter and did a "double pull" into a warm coffee mug. I make the froth after the double pull and slowly pour down the side wall of the coffee mug. I do not do anything fancy like make shapes with the froth... that is outside my skill-set. I just swirl the spoon a little.Hope this helps.

I used to only use a mason jar or the provided detached frother that came with my Ninja. I decided it was high time to get an actual frother pitcher. I was not disappointed with this one. There are nice etched measurements in the pitcher so you know how much milk you have in it and how much you are frothing. The spout is also great to pour the hot milk first without pouring out all the foam. It became such a simple necessity in my morning coffee routine for any type of coffee I make. The stainless steel is also super easy to clean. Right after pouring my contents into my coffee, I give it a quick rinse in the sink and wipe down with a paper towel and back on my coffee bar it goes. Takes all of 15 seconds. A million times better than the mason jar or the mesh filter frothers. Also, for the price, you can't beat it. I didn't need anything fancy just something to get the job done and this superseded all my expectations.