Rattleware 20-Ounce Latte Art Milk Frothing Pitcher Reviews
Rattleware 20-Ounce Latte Art Milk Frothing Pitcher Reviews
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20 oz. straight side steaming pitcher as seen in David Schomer's Latte Art video. 18/10 high quality stainless steel steaming pitcher. This is the most popular espresso milk steaming pitcher available and is the very same frothing pitcher many espresso pros use to create contest winning latte art. Because of its size the 20oz size is also the most popular size of steaming pitcher for commercial or domestic use. Dimensions 3 1/4" x 4 1/2" tall.
Technical Details
- The tapered spout makes these pitchers ideal for performing latte art- Stainless steel
- Suggested thermometer length is 5¿
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By Malcolm Carr (Ventura, CA)
This is the perfect size for frothing for one to two people. Be careful....not much milk is needed.
By Bajanut (San Diego)
It looks very nice and shinny under my espresso machine, oh yeah and it does its job wonderfully, 20oz in my opinion is the perfect size, still trying to perfect the production of lots of foam, not that foam makes my drink it just looks prettier in my see-thru mug ;-)
By John C. Gee (St Louis, MO)
This looks exactly like the ones you see at
coffee shops. I'm glad I got the 20 oz size
instead of the 12 oz one, because when you
froth your milk, the froth for a normal size
coffee drink will almost fill this pitcher.
It's stainless steel, and well constructed.
It looks like it will last a lifetime!
Being metal, the pitcher will get quite
hot during the frothing. The handle remains
comfortably cool during the frothing.
I recommend buying a frothing thermometer
with this as well, so that you know when
the milk/froth gets to proper serving
temperature.
By Kaspian (Hawai'i)
It serves its purpose, but as I'm sure most people know, when you boil milk it can be very difficult to clean. It tends to bind to a surface, making cleaning a bit of a chore. This pitcher is no different, except for the fact that the narrow head makes it even more difficult to reach in and clean it. Boiling or hot water should do the trick if you leave it in after frothing.
By S. Quick (Denver)
For the price decent quality pitcher. I have a delonghi coffee/latte/cappucino maker so the frothing arm is a little short for this tall of a pitcher but it's workable. For my type of maker a pitcher that is shorter would probably be better but this pitcher would be just fine for those using a separate frother.
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