HOMEE Milk Frothing Pitcher 12oz Stainless Steel Milk Steamer Jug With Rounded Spout Espresso Milk Pitcher With Heat

For steaming 6-8 ounces of milk is perfect. Had a 12-ounce cup, but end up waste a lot of milk. Unless you drink a lot of milky drinks like cafe lattes,but for Cortado or Piccolo, this is plenty. Also, i prefered no handle cup for a better feed back when pouring latte art. Read more

Has a silicon wrap for grip and heat dissipation. It has measurements on the inside. Great little pitcher Read more

I got this because the large milk pitcher I already had was way too big for the small cappuccinos I usually make. The rubber grip comes off easily for cleaning and slips back on without much fuss. It definitely keeps my hands from burning even with 170°F milk inside. Good feel for making latte art although I’m far from good at it. Read more

I got this pitcher for 2 reasons. 1. it had measurements on the inside of the pitcher to indicate the quantity of milk 2. it had the rubber sleeves all around the pitcher without the handle for better control of the milk when pouring. When I received the pitcher i was satisfied with the 2 reasons stated. However, there was something unexpected that made me drop a star. That is the build quality. I noticed that the pitcher I got was much lighter than the one I already had. so I decided to measure the weight of the pitchers to see if there was indeed difference and there was a pretty big difference in weight and upon closer look, I could tell that the pitcher was much thinner than the one I already owned. This pitcher weighed 113.7g without the rubber sleeve, the other comparable pitcher weighed 175.5g which is a difference of more than 60g which is significant. The thinner build didn't affect the latte art or steaming the milk in a significant way but it makes me question its durability. One thing I like about the pitcher which I didn't consider before is the shape of the bottom of the pitcher. It is rounded without sharp edge which will help with the spin when steaming milk. So it has its advantages and disadvantages. I'm going to use it a bit more before I decided whether to keep using it or return it. Read more

I don't generally write reviews but in this case I felt compelled to. This milk pitcher has made it easy to do latte art and get the right milk texture. I've had many other pitchers from Rattleware to the Espro toroid to try to do latte art sucessfully but to no avail, who'd have guess that getting rid of the pitcher handle would be a game changer... Get this pitcher, you'll be amazed at the difference it makes! Read more

Very Poor heat isolation, which is the main purpose of the item Read more

This is the third one I’ve bought in the last 3 years because I need multiple items for my use. These are all high quality & good stainless steel. Even though I accidentally burned to charcoal my half n half one time, it still is going strong after steel wool cleaning. Read more

Like the style of a handless pitcher. Easier to use and make latte art which I’m still learning. Used with my breville bambino plus which has an automatic frother. There is an indentation on the bottom of pitcher which I had to play around with. In the middle works best for froth and latte art. I also had to use the lowest froth level on the bambino as the second produced too much froth for art Read more