
A 400ml stainless steel milk pitcher with a non-stick coating and a precise pouring spout, a handy size for one milk drink at a time.
Your pitcher shapes how milk moves while you steam and pour. This one is stainless steel with a non-stick coating, and the spout is designed for precise pours, which is what you need when you’re drawing latte art. At 400ml it’s a sensible size for steaming milk for a single drink.
It suits you if you steam milk on an espresso machine at home and mostly make flat whites, cortados or one cappuccino at a time. A smaller pitcher keeps the milk deep enough for the steam wand to spin it into a whirlpool, without being so full it overflows as the milk stretches. It comes in plain stainless steel and a range of colours.
Tip: fill to just below where the spout starts, and stop steaming when the pitcher gets too hot to hold for more than a second or two. That’s roughly 60 to 65°C, where milk tastes sweetest.
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