Bellemain Milk Frother Cup 20 oz | Latte Art Pitcher with Art Pen | Milk Steaming Pitcher, Milk Froth Pitcher | Metal Espresso Pitcher, Espresso Carafe | Stainless Steel Milk Frothing Pitcher

In normal light, I have a really hard time reading the measurements when filling up my milk. I sort of guess now. That is my only qualm with this product; otherwise, this thing is great and looks nice.

I received my Bellemain frothing pitcher (12 oz) this evening and could not wait to try it. I was very pleased with the simplicity of the design and apparent quality of the pitcher, and was even happier when I made my first butterfly pea flower latte! I use plant and nut milks, my favorite for lattes being oat milk. Within seconds, the pitcher was filled with perfectly frothed oat milk; I prefer thick froth, and this pitcher did not disappoint! Pouring was smooth and precise with no drips at all. I waivered between a 12 oz and 20 oz, but decided the 12 oz should be fine, and it was. Because the volume of liquid increases as air is whipped into it, it makes plenty for one to two mugs, depending on mug size and how you make your beverage. I heat about 1/4 C of water to steep the butterfly pea flowers in, then fill a mug about 1/3 full with oat milk and heat. I add the butterfly pea flower tea to the heated milk and then poured in the frothed milk (I filled the frothing pitcher about 1/3 of the way with cold, full fat oat milk (fav brand is Oatly) and added a little Califia almond/coconut milk vanilla creamer. It frothed up beautifully in no time at all). My mug was filled to the brim - hands down the best latte I have had - what a difference frothing the milk makes! The pitcher was easy to clean and is so pretty in its simplicity and craftsmanship that I am leaving it out on display - plus I’ll be using it everyday anyway. It can also be used to serve creamers as it looks lovely on the table.

It does what it’s supposed to do. I hope the black paint doesn’t one day flake off. No frothing. It’s just a pitcher.

Material is good quality Too small for my need

Heats evenly. Sturdy.

Perfect size for frothing milk for 2 capichinos. I love that its drip free.

La jarra para el capuchino y demás cumple con las expectativas, es muy práctica y bonita.

I just bought an espresso machine with a milk steaming attachment. Ive never made cappuccinos before but went on amazon and bought this frothing pitcher. upon receiving it I was surprised at how small it was since I am used to seeing large pitchers at starbucks/other coffee shops when the baristas are steaming milk. However, the instructions included with the pitcher say you dont need more than 4 oz of milk for a cappuccino and using a larger pitcher will only cause you to waste milk. This definitely seems to be the case! I fill the milk to the 4 oz line and froth/steam under the milk reaches the top of the pitcher. It really is the perfect amount of milk and there is plenty of room to make a generous amount of foam for the cappuccino. I pour in the milk + foam over two shots of espresso and sprinkle some chocolate powder on top. Its a perfect cappuccino!! I definitely recommend this for someone looking to make a single serve cappuccino - you dont need or want a larger pitcher. I think it would be tough to use a bigger pitcher and fit it under the steam rod anyway. I should also add that the pitcher is very pretty (and much prettier than what Ive seen at coffee shops).

I had the smaller size that came with my espresso machine for years, but its too small to really froth the milk well. This larger one allows you to get it scalding hot.

Bought it as a gift for one of those high dollar coffee/latte machines. I personally have no idea how to use it. I did inspect it before wrapping it and it looks very sturdy and well marked on the inside. The daughter-in-law is an artist using that machine. I get my coffee from the gas station :(