Normcore Handleless Milk Pitcher with Sharp Spout, Espresso Steaming Pitcher, 18/8 Stainless Steel Milk Frothing Jug, Black Non-Stick, 20.3 oz (600 ml)

…is a big ass pitcher. Transferring to a bigger pitcher after steaming helped me control flow of milk so much better - my latte art is far from perfect but having a larger pitcher like this one really helped.

I struggled with consistent latte art until I got this pitcher. It’s amazing. Only regret is not buying sooner.

Absolutely a great pitcher, but a bit too big for my needs. I never pull more than a double shot at a time, so the 600ml is a bit wasted on me. If I pulled back-to-back shots, this would be my go-to. If you are not used to steaming milk, get a good thermometer, as this one is difficult to gauge exactly how hot your milk has become. If I had one suggestion, it would be to put a small open area on the front of the pitcher where you could use your hand to gauge the current temperature. If you don't need the larger one, you can also get this pither in 450ml.

Feels good to the hand and the 20oz was perfect for me coz i always make a larg latte

My favorite latte art pitch and way better then the Rocket latte art pitcher. Not the best picture, but thr only one I had laying around.

This Normcore Handleless Milk Pitcher with Sharp Spout is sturdy feeling and well-made. The rubberized outer jacket is notched all over with vertical threads and doesn't slip in my hand, and most importantly, doesn't provide much, if any, heat transfer to my skin. I like this for making lattes in a larger glass, as this pitcher holds a lot more milk than my regular pitcher. The lack of handle makes it easier to manipulate as well, despite this particular size being a bit large for my hand. Overall, I'm quite pleased with this product.

I have wanted a handle-less pitcher for a long time now, and finally got to try this one out. One of the main issues I saw in the reviews is that people are worried about the sleeve, and how to clean it. The sleeve is fully removable. If you're careful enough while pouring your latte art, you would hardly ever need to remove the sleeve to clean it anyhow.The metal feels sturdy, and the sleeve has a nice grip to it. I highly recommend this to anyone looking to try out a steaming pitcher without a handle. Note: It takes time to adjust to pouring latte art with a handle-less pitcher. Give yourself time to adjust.

I have more of a modern look in my kitchen, a lot of black and stainless steel. The one thing that stood out, in my opinion, was the chrome milk pitcher for my espresso machine. This black pitcher is so cool looking! It holds a lot of milk for frothing. If i had a complaint, it would be that it's too tall to fit in my machine's grind/brewing area for storage purposes. That's a trivial concern, you can always opt for the 450ml pitcher.Thumbs up!