Comments on: Rattleware 32 oz Macchiato Milk Frothing Pitcher – Premium Stainless Steel, Perfect for Latte Art Enthusiasts, Ideal for Home & Commercial Use

By: Mr. C. Burns

Mr. C. Burns — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:17 +0000

Good product. Good quality milk jug for use with our coffee making machine.

By: Sandeep K.

Sandeep K. — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:17 +0000

Very hight quality thick stainless steel. Very sturdy. Feels like, will last forever. Perfect spout for making latte art. This size is good for making froth or late art for two medium size cups or one large cup. A bit costly but totally worth it.

By: Cliente de Amazon

Cliente de Amazon — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:17 +0000

Excelente para acremar leche y latte art, muy buena calidad de materiales y muy resistente. El pico de la jarra no es tan pronunciado, considÃ©ralo segÃºn tus gustos.

By: San

San — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:16 +0000

Para lo que es, muy buena y durable.Excelente relaciÃ³n precio – calidad.

By: mayaschouten

mayaschouten — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:16 +0000

It has a very nice spout that doesn’t leak down the side. Now I have to learn how to do latte art. Very pleased!

By: T. Harward

T. Harward — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:15 +0000

The perfect size solid pitcher.
In case you’re wondering what size to get for a home espresso machine like I was, this is the one!Any smaller (for example, the 12oz or 16oz) and it won’t fit much milk and you’ll have to be lucky and skillful to keep it in the pitcher; any bigger (32oz+) and it probably won’t fit under your steam wand easily, and you’ll have a very hard time steaming only smaller amounts of milk because of the distance from the top to bottom of the pitcher.This size, on the other hand, is PERFECT – small enough that you can do a one cup latte/cappuccino, but big enough to do two or three. Plus, it’s very well made stainless-steel that is very sturdy and will last a long time, no problems there.So if you’ve got a home espresso machine, like the DeLonghi or Barilla or Saeco/Starbucks (mine!) then this is what you want.

By: 157collective

157collective — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:15 +0000

Works like a pitcher should
The pitcher build is nice, decently thick walls and decent weight. My Motta pitcher that is half the size is about the same weight and has crazy thick walls, but it was also about twice the price. We have multiple Rattleware pitchers, and for the money, you can not beat them. Never got a ding in any, and they are definitely dropped sometimes. So the metal is thick enough not to show things.3 1/2″ wide at top4″ wide at bottom5″ tallI use this at a coffee shop, so my review comes from there. It is good if you want a ton of space extra, if you have 20-24oz drinks this would work perfect. Our biggest size is 16oz so it is a bit big for that, but still steams nicely, with our 12oz size it is too big to control well enough, especially if you have a double or triple shot in the cup, you must use a smaller pitcher to steam with. As far as two 12oz, you can do that as long as they have a flavor or shot or something in them.If you steam milk for two smaller sizes, this pitcher would probably be perfect, but if you steam for two large, or just one drink, it is not the right size. We have a bigger pitcher for two large drinks, and just ordered a smaller RW for making one drink at a time. So most likely this will fade out of use. Not because of the quality, but the size.

By: Something Nasty In The Woodshed

Something Nasty In The Woodshed — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:14 +0000

Awesome but very expensive.
Works great! I love the spout which makes for easy and wonderful control when pouring art. It took a few goes before I was able to get the temperature right as the metal is a bit thicker than the $3.99 restaurant depot value pitchers. Once the I was accustomed to this thing, I was able to outperform and eventually master my pour and evolved my latte and coffee art.It really isn’t worth what I paid for it. I would recommend that you find it at a cheaper price. I used this before moving onto a more expensive Motta pitcher (overrated and overpriced).

By: d0cdave

d0cdave — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:14 +0000

2nd purchase- 1st one looks new after 13 years
2nd purchase – first one bought back in 2012. Never rusted, stained or showed much wear with daily use. Donated the first one to my Wifeâs office to use with their espresso machine in the break room.The new one is heavier, but in a good way. I know this one will be handed down to the kids in 30-40 years. Quality products from this company for sure.

By: Felix

Felix — Sat, 22 Mar 2025 13:50:13 +0000

Terrible quality control
Nice thick material, smooth edges, but all of this is moot when the handle and pitcher is off center.Bought this three years ago and rarely used it because every-time I tried to pour, my pattern will veer like crazy to the left. I ended up defaulting back to my cheap no name pitcher. My friend just recently pointed out that maybe it was the pitcher and not me, and for the first time in three years I scrutinized the symmetryâ¦itâs off center! quite a bit off center too, I canât believe it took me this long to notice, but hereâs your reminder to check your product and not blindly trust rattleware to be a good quality-keeping brand like my dumb behind did.