Milk Frothing Pitcher 10oz 14oz 300ml 470ml Steaming Pitchers 304 Stainless Steel Barista Cup Milk Jug Cup For Making Coffee Cappuccino Precision Latte Barista Art, Matte Finish (14 oz) Black

Awesome style and love this milk frother

I have a regular pitcher for frothing and then this one. I used this one initially when I was learning how to create froth because I think it makes it much easier to create the rolling vortex you want when creating a froth. The spout also makes it easier to create froth designs if you're into that. I'm just happy to get a good froth out. I really like this pitcher and would recommend it

I love this little milk frothing pitcher. It is solid but looks delicate (so my wife likes it) and holds enough milk to make 2-3 cappuccinos. Cleanup is easy as well. I highly recommend!

I have been trying out this steam pitcher for the last two weeks, steaming milk and oat milk and attempting latte art. The pitcher is made of a pretty heavy gauge steel, and feels very sturdy to me. The shape of this pitcher is very interesting, with a more narrow neck and pronounced rounded spout.I fill to the base of the neck and then steam. I get great air injection, great mixing, and what looks like a great microfoam.Where I have trouble is in swirling and pouring. I find it difficult to swirl and keep the foam mixed into the milk due to the narrow neck. The foam rises into the neck and is hard to swirl down into the body of milk. This then leads to a lot of foam being poured into the latte during the initial pour. I try to pour within a few seconds of finishing steaming to minimize this. I just find that there is not enough foam remaining later in the pour for artwork.FULL DISCLAIMER: I am not great at latte art, so some of this issue may be do to a lack of skill on my part.The spout is pretty wide and rounded, so I'm sure if I got a good mix of foam and milk then the artwork would look pretty nice. I have not tried steaming in a separate pitcher and transferring to this one for pouring.Overall, I think this is an interesting looking pitcher. I think that if you are good at latte art, this might be an interesting pitcher to try using.

I've really started getting into making espresso lately, and was using a glass mug for frothing my milk for my creations. When I started making cappuccinos and mochas, I decided that a mug was not going to cut it if I wanted to make beautiful creations and not just dump the milk into the drink.This is great! It's very easy to measure my milk out and froth it right in this pitcher. It's very easy to clean, and I just rinse it out right away after use. The stainless steel is easy to clean and I just throw it right in the dishwasher and it's cleaned up perfectly.It's way easy to add milk to my drinks now. I would definitely order this again. I love the black finish and how classy it looks in my "coffee corner" with my other items.

So, I was skeptical about the shape, but holy moly, It's so effortless to get a perfect froth. Either my skills went pro overnight or this thing is magic. The shape allows me to consistently make perfect microfoam. It's like automatically hitting the sweet spot without even having to try to find it. Soi glad I have this. Only criticism that I have is that I wish there were dent markers - the first etched marker is at 300mil on the inside, but no biggie.

I'd been wanting to try a more bell shaped frothing cup. When I saw this one, I liked that it was black, unlike all my others which are silver. It works really well at swirling and so far survives the dishwasher just fine. It's become my go to cup for frothing milk for one latte.

The frothing pitcher is well made and has a really nice matte finish. I particularly like the large handle which makes it easy to quickly readjust my grip as the pitcher heats up while frothing. On the downside, the spout is elongated and sits higher than the top of the pitcher. This makes it difficult to remove from my frothing wand when I'm done without spilling a little milk. The other minor draw back is that the calibration markings on the interior don't go below 10oz. I often use 6 and 8 ounces of milk with espresso drinks and those markings would be helpful for me.