Espresso Milk Pitcher For Latte Art Handleles Design Frothing Pitcher with Leather Sleeve 14oz Milk Frother Jug Gift For Coffee Lovers

Perfect for Latte Art and a Beautiful Design!
This KNODOS milk pitcher is not only stunning in design but also incredibly functional. The handleless design with the leather sleeve provides an excellent grip, and it feels natural to hold while frothing milk. The 14oz size is perfect for creating detailed latte art without wasting milk. The white ceramic finish looks gorgeous on my coffee bar, and it’s surprisingly easy to clean. The leather sleeve also provides a bit of heat protection, so I can pour right after frothing without worrying about burning my hand. If you’re serious about latte art, this pitcher is a must-have!. Additionally this espresso milk pitcher comes beautifully packaged in a rigid gift box, making it the perfect present.

Nice pitcher, loose sleeve
I like the look of this and the size is nice but the leather sleeve is just a little too big and would slide around too much when I was using it.

Nice Handleless Frothing Pitcher with Leather Sleeve
This is a nice milk frothing, stainless steel, handleless pitcher. There are interior markings going up to 14 oz/400 ml, although they’re approximations. It shows 400 ml as slightly more than 14 oz on the markings, yet 14 oz is 414 ml. The exterior is glossy black, interior a brushed stainless steel. Black leather sleeve looks good with the black exterior, and overall I find the setup attractive.I do like that it is handleless, as that gives me more control when pouring than the ones I have with handles. Good spout shape. The leather wrap makes it more comfortable to hold as the pitcher does get hot to the touch otherwise. I wouldn’t say it’s not real leather since the ad states real leather (and I found other ads for this product that stated it was cow leather) but had I not read that I would have suspected it was a faux leather. Very smooth and uniform texture on both sides of the leather and I can’t detect any leather smell.Still, it does looks fine and it’s a very snug fit. I actually find it easier to snap the sleeve together by itself and then slide it over the pitcher.One suggestion I would have for improvement would be to make the sleeve a bit taller. I can just touch the sleeve with three fingers and have my pinky on the bottom to sense the temperature, but I do have very large hands and would have appreciated more holding space on that sleeve.Still, I am happy with this purchase. It looks a bit more elegant that the usually handled stainless steel colored ones. I would recommend this pitcher.

Lovely Shape & Size. Giftable. No Leaching. Gorgeous Paint Seems Easy To Mar. Marked Measurements.
Since we recently got our first espresso machine and have been making a whole variety of fancy drinks, my husband decided he wanted a specialty pitcher to froth cream inside, so I ordered this is the color “Black.”It arrived package extremely nicely, so I’d say it’s very, very giftable. The logo on the front of the packaging does look very reminiscent of military regalia, though.The pitcher is the perfect size for frothing, and it’s very elegant and sleek-looking. It’s awesome that it tapers at the top to reduce froth splatter. I love that it’s stainless steel with no paint whatsoever on the inside, so I don’t have to worry about any sort of leached chemical contamination into whatever I ingest from within it. The outside is painted beautifully in a glossy black. For now, it’s ultra reflective and has no branding or markings whatsoever, but I do feel like it would be easy to scratch. Indie, measurements seem to be inked in, so I worry that they won’t hold up as long as I’d like. One scale measures 100, 200, 300, and 400 milliliters, and the other scale measures 3, 6, 9, 12, and 14 ounces.The sleeve does feel convincingly like real leather with a small brand logo stamped elegantly on the outside. It doesn’t look cheap; it looks rather nice. On the inside, the material is softer, feeling much like suede. To close it shut, it has two, very secure-feeling snap buttons. I feel it’s easier to snap the buttons first before sliding the sleeve onto the pitcher rather than wrapping the open sleeve around the pitcher and trying to press the buttons closed, at least for my weak, delicate fingers. It’s easy, though, to remove the sleeve by unsnapping the snaps regardless of whether it’s on the pitcher or not.