Milk Frothing Pitcher 12OZ 20OZ(350ml 600ml) 304 Stainless Steel Espresso Steaming Pitchers Barista Cup For Making Coffee Cappuccino Precision Latte Barista Art, Matte Finish (20 oz)

Smaller than you think but does a great job and looks pretty :)

This is an excellent milk pitcher for single servings up to about 8oz if frothing or about 10oz if only steaming milk.

Really like, made well. Use everyday.

This is solid but smaller than I thought does the job.

Pequeña pero de buena calidad

This little milk frother pitcher really shocked me.I have used many measure cups, glass and plastic for this purpose, and it was really nice to have something that was made just for frothing cold and warm milk.Now, if you're into making coffee drinks at home and have a frother that you use, you will understand that short cups, weather measure cups or coffee cups don't quite measure up, literally. The other glasses that you're using to froth up your liquid just don't cut it sometimes, they just aren't tall enough.It holds 350 ml and that equals 12 oz. In imperial measurement, and for almost any single drink that you're making that amount of liquid should be perfect.When using my metal handheld frother and incorporating air into the liquid, it was nice to have the extra space at the top and not worry about it once the volume built up with air that it was going to spill over the sides .This is perfect for any room temperature or cold liquids as well as hot liquids, the only downfall that I see in this is that if you're heating up any milk or creamers in the microwave, it's that you can't place it inside for obvious reasons, it's metal.Besides that, I give this item of five star rating because the design is really nice, it's solid and quality materials and it's multi-functional .If you have items in your kitchen, gadgets that you use for everything, you can understand how cabinet space can be a real issue. Issue. So the fact that this can be used as a measure cup aside from frothing liquids is an added bonus !As a side. Note:I have not placed it into the microwave or dishwasher, and I do not recommend that you do so. It may be Dishwasher safe, but in my experience taking a few minutes with hot water and rinsing it out and wiping it down should be sufficient.

I have a confession- I am completely addicted to Starbucks, Dunkin Donuts, coffee shops in general…and while I try to make my coffee at home most days, I wanted to elevate my drip-coffee experience at home.I love this little frother-pitcher. Smaller than expected, but perfect for a couple cups of coffee- I use it to foam soy milk, half & half, & nondairy creamers for that coffee-shop feel.I love this darling pitcher - and look forward to my at-home coffees now that I can add frothed creamer. Such a nice ritual to start my day. I use an electric frother as the pitcher itself will not froth your creamer. You can find them for $10 on Amazon.Me (and my wallet) couldn’t be happier!

I wouldn't know how to froth coffee... is that frost with a lisp? Anyway, I've done competitive barbecue for years, and at home and for groups a lot. In the final stages of finishing ribs I glaze them with a light coating of sauce and let it "set" in the smoker to carmelize. Usually I'd just use a bowl or a small disposable tin. Not anymore! With this baby I lightly drizzle some sauce on the ribs with the pitcher spout, then brush it. Also, I can put it on low heat on a grill, or in another cooler smoker to keep the sauce warm. And the black, flat finish is classy-looking... much better than the tin. Another feature that I might need at some point is that there are measurements on the INSIDE of the pitcher. Glad I found this!