Milk Frothing Pitcher 350ml/600ml/900ml (12oz/20oz/32oz) Steaming Pitchers Stainless Steel Milk/Coffee/Cappuccino/Latte Art Barista Steam Pitchers Milk Jug Cup with Decorating Art Pen, Latte Arts

I got the 350 ml instead of the 900!!!

I absolutely love this milk frothing pitcher! I use it all the time, and it's definitely been worth the money. The stainless steel material feels sturdy and durable, and the thickness is just right—not too thin or bulky. It's lightweight enough to handle comfortably but still feels solid and well-made. The 12oz size works perfectly with my coffee-making setup and is great for steaming and pouring milk for lattes and cappuccinos. I also love how practical it is for everyday use. Overall, it's a great value for the price, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys making coffee at home!

Muy adecuado a mi necesidad.

Serves its purpose. Washes well.

For anyone interested in this product, here’s a quick guide (from a coffee snob) • 12oz (what I got, pictured) - fine for small drinks (standard mug) at home. one drink, and you never plan on using this for any larger drinks • 20oz - the home kitchen sweet spot. if you’re filling a Stanley or Yeti traveler this is probably your size. One caveat, you’ll have no wiggle room and will be maxing your milk froth to the brim. if you like cappuccino’s get the 32oz. • 32oz - this is what’s behind the counter at every coffee shop you’ve ever been to. if you’ve worked a bar shift at Starbucks you’ve held this pitcher a thousand times. If you like a lot of foam (cappuccinos) i would suggest anyone serious about at home use to get this one. I’ve worked in coffee shops since I was like 16 and I still ordered the 12oz like a complete idiot. I posted comparison photos if you want a good laugh. The pitcher is smaller than a regular coffee mug. Not a travel mug, not a big mug, just a normal everyday mug. Bigger than the pitcher. I measured nothing and paid the price. Returning it and ordering the 32oz of the same exact pitcher so that should tell you the quality is legit. Feels exactly like what we used behind the bar, well made, solid, nothing cheap about it. Just bought the wrong size. For anyone also about to make my mistake: the 12oz works if you’re making one small drink at home and that’s it. The 20oz is probably the right call for most people, fills a Stanley or Yeti no problem. The 32oz is the coffee shop size, if you’ve ever worked a bar at Starbucks or anywhere else you’ve used that size a thousand times and it’ll feel right immediately. Great pitcher. Wrong size. My fault entirely.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​