Normcore Milk Pitcher with Round Spout - Espresso Steaming Pitcher - Milk Frothing Jug - Cappuccino Latte Art Barista Cup - Non-stick coating White - 20.3 oz (600 ml)

Perfect spout shape and jug capacity for pouring latte art for a 8-12oz cup.

I feel like each time I get a new pitcher, I think that one is my favorite. But guys, this one really is (well for my 20 oz one - would definitely get it in a 12 oz as well!). While I didn’t really think I would like the white, it’s nicer than I expected, especially since it doesn’t show water marks or finger prints. And I don’t know if it’s because I try really hard every time I get a new one, or if it’s this particular pitcher at this point (I’d like to think it’s the pitcher…) but this is the closest I’ve ever gotten to making a heart with the steamed milk / foam! And, yes, I said the same thing last time, but seriously, you could almost tell it was a heart this time! It’s got to be the new pitcher, for sure (Right?)! And did I mention you can just throw the thing in the dishwasher (well, don’t really throw it)? Big bonus! It doesn’t hurt the white surface at all and cleans up quite nicely. All around, this rounded spout frothing pitcher comes highly recommended. Just think, You to can become an expert almost heart maker as well:)

My wife saw this and wanted it, we have like 5 different frothing mugs a few of which are very expensive ones. I was pleasantly surprised with this and would put it into the quality of our much more expensive mugs. It has etched measurements lined on the inside which is always helpful. The metal feels solid and thick. The handle is comfortable to hold and easy to maneuver for art work. The cup has plenty of space to polish and work with the foam too. I do wish the spout was rolled and pointed a tiny bit more than it is. However it still has a nice clean flow but maybe not as much control towards the end as some others we have. The exterior paint seems durable but time will tell. We have other ones where it's peeling over time but it doesn't affect the usability or effectiveness of it at all of it did start to peel, just the aesthetic of it, which I guess gives it a little character too show it's well used. Overall for the cost I definitely don't think you could go wrong with this pitcher. It will work great for making your lattes.

This is quite nice. The color and the etching on the inside looks quite nice. Although that I am not a professional barista at this point, and also very new to milk steaming and latte art, I can tell that this is made out of quality parts. The sharp spout does help me when I am trying to get my latte art down. The sharp spout adds more control. Not sure if this is important to you but the bottom edges of the cup are not super rounded. Potentially making it harder to get a good swirl going. But this seems to have little affect for me. Looks great with other normcore products despite it being a bit shinier instead of a matte finish like most of the other normcore tools

It seems to be pretty good quality, but I don't see how it's worth 35 bucks when there are others out there for 5 to 10 bucks and seem just as good as this, other than maybe the paint job on the outside. Maybe I'm missing something but it just doesn't make sense to me.