Comments on: Rattleware 12 oz Macchiato Milk Frothing Pitcher – Stainless Steel, Perfect for Latte Art Enthusiasts, Ideal for Home and Commercial Use

By: dr_d

dr_d — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:39 +0000

Got the tip from an Australian barista in London, who swears by steaming small. This little beauty does a great job of not heating two quickly, and letting the milk swirl while you let the bubbles in to form micro foam.Fill little less that half full with cold milk, put the wand down the spout just under the top of the milk, let the milk swirl, and then after you have about 2/3 a pitcher in volume, move the pitcher such that the wand is in the middle and now get the milk very warm, et voila.Very nice for latte art, and especially pouring a flat white.

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By: Adrienne

Adrienne — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:38 +0000

Rust on bottom upon receiving package
Nice sturdy feel and shape. However, Iâm assuming this was used? I paid for a brand new pitcher and upon receiving the package, there are brown spots on the bottom that look like rust.

By: kgal

kgal — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:38 +0000

Great for Latte Art
This pitcher is the perfect size for steaming milk for a single 8oz. latte. Filling it to about 3/8″ to 1/8′ below the spout mark gives you the right level to create a nice milk vortex even during stretching which gives you control of how much air you add and helps to break down the bubbles and make a nice microfoam. It also has a nice shape spout that helps to push the milk forward when pouring allowing more control when pouring latte art. It has a nice wall thickness and feels balanced and heavy. If you want to steam for miltiple drinks at one time get a larger size.

By: Arturo Espinosa cruz

Arturo Espinosa cruz — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:38 +0000

Bueno la taza y de buena calidad

By: Amazon Customer

Amazon Customer — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:38 +0000

By: pallav garg

pallav garg — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:38 +0000

very nice productquality is very goodservice is very slow

By: Patrick C.

Patrick C. — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:37 +0000

Great quality, perfect for a latte
This is a great steam pitcher for latte art and is one of the better pitchers I’ve used. Some pitchers out there have super funky shapes that are angled (with a wider bottom) or curved or just plain unnecessarily fancy — this Rattleware pitcher is just plain and simple — straight walls perfect for frothing and swirling, heavy construction that stands up to some knocking when you’re trying to get out those big air bubbles in your milk.While the specs say 12 oz, you can actually comfortably fit about 7 oz of milk in here if you’re frothing for a latte (so it’s perfect if you’re making a classic 8 oz latte).Oh and if it helps, this is basically the same steam pitcher that La Marzocco sells on its site … for $29. Yeesh.

By: Crazysheep

Crazysheep — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:37 +0000

Solid pitcher
Great pitcher. The spout has perfect dimensions for pouring latte art. A slight lip to guide the milk downward, and it is just pointy enough to be able to control how thick you want your milk to pour. You don’t need guides/lines on the inside of the pitcher, just fill it up halfway (where the spout begins).The steel thickness is also perfect — you can accurately gauge when the milk is hot enough by using your hand, and it is thick enough to maintain some cold after being stored in the fridge/freezer to give you a couple of seconds of extra frothing.Have had it for many months and there have been zero issues with rust or anything after daily use. Just don’t soak it in water and it will be fine. Rinse and dry it with a towel after using, it will last you a lifetime.

By: Tiffany McNabb

Tiffany McNabb — Sat, 01 Mar 2025 06:39:37 +0000

Not a bad little pitcher
This was exactly what I was looking for-a small, sturdy pitcher that I can use to make a latte for one. It’s hard to have much to say about a basic pitcher, but this one is good. It’s sturdy. The only drawback is the handle. Unless you use only one finger and thumb to hold it, your knuckles are going to get burned. For that reason, I just use a pot holder and grab the whole cup instead of the handle.