20 Oz Stainless Steel Frothing Pitcher, Silver, EP-20

Me encanta su calidad, y durabilidad. Su precio es muy asequible y llegó más que a tiempo. Muchas gracias!!!

A+++++

Pitcher holds the advertised 50 ounces. Looks cheap, feels cheap, however is completely functional. I bought the lowest cost option and that is what I received.

Prior to ordering these pitchers, I read the reviews thoroughly noting that many people gave varying testimonials in regards to the true size of the pitcher displayed, as well as the best sized pitcher to get a good foam. So keeping in mind I am new to the 'cafe-at-home' thing, here goes my opinion...After measuring out 12 ounces of water and pouring it into the pitcher, yes, the pitcher is a full 12 ounces... all the way to the brim, as other reviewers have mentioned. So if you are looking to foam a full 12 ounces of milk (for those who do not know, the milk will expand with foam as it is steamed, so do not fill all the way to the top prior to steaming - you will get a mess), get the larger size, but truthfully I don't think you'll need it. Most of the traditional sized at home coffee mugs are roughly 8-10 ounces, so unless you are trying to fill a 16 ounce travel mug with just steamed milk (no espresso), this 12 ounce pitcher will work just fine. While some people have mentioned that they use the larger pitcher for two people, I can only attest to using this pitcher for two people once, and I used small cappuccino style mugs (~3-4 oz mugs). With this method things came out just ok (perhaps I need more practice, or it is best to just steam each drink separately). If you are just looking to steam large quantities of milk, and not concerned too much with type/quality of foam, the larger one may be for you (such as if you are making hot cocoa for a large number of people, or the foam consistency is not important). However, for a single drink, be it mug or travel thermos, this 12 ounce pitcher works just great, and delivers the perfect quantity of steamed milk with the perfect consistency of foam. Not only that, but in our house, I use soy milk (lactose allergy) while my boyfriend prefers whole milk in his drinks, and the two pitchers work just perfect for both types of milk.As to the quality of the pitchers, I have not noticed any rust stains, defects, imperfections, or any thing else with these mugs since I have purchased them a month or so ago. I cannot remember where I read it, but somewhere I read to store them in the freezer. Since then I have been storing mine solely in the freezer after allowing them to air dry post washing, and they are still holding up fine.The only negative thing I have to say about these pitchers is that they are smaller in diameter at the top of the pitcher than they are at the bottom (similar to an erlenmeyer flask), so I have a difficult time wiping out the inside bottom of the pitcher with a dish cloth. This is easily fixed however using a bottle brush, but it would be nice to just wipe them with a cloth.All things considered, great pitchers, would purchase again, highly recommend.

It's a nice cup for frothing but I took a star off because it's smaller than expected and there are no measurements marks on it.

OK, I've had this for about 5 years, and saw the other 2 reviews, which to me are both misguided.First of all, a review should review this product in comparison with others of the same genre. A review shouldn't be of whether you want the product in the first place. You should be reviewing this AS a steaming pitcher, not whether one needs a steaming pitcher in the first place. And, you can't steam the milk in the mug for making something like a cappuccino with latte art, etc. I steam the milk in the mug for my daughter's hot chocolate, sure. But for many drinks, you must have a steaming pitcher. So, presuming one knows one wants a steaming pitcher in the first place, it is totally unfair to ding THIS one because it IS a steaming pitcher.Second of all, there are steaming pitchers available in 12oz, 16oz, 20oz, 24oz, 32oz, etc. Rating the 20oz pitcher 3 starts because it is "too small" is bizarre. The review should review the *quality* or *value* or *durability* of the item. The review should compare it with *other 20oz pitchers*. PLUS, I don't get this - a standard cappuccino cup is only 6oz, this pitcher is EASILY big enough to steam milk for TWO of them. If you're trying to fill a couple of travel-mugs, or pouring lattes for 6 people, sure, get the 32oz. But in general, I find it too BIG. I have a 12oz and this 20oz, and I'm actually going to order a 16oz because it is hard to reach the steam wand to the bottom of this one for a 4 or 5oz macchiato/cappuccino type drink, but the 12oz pitcher is too hard to control. This one, however, is the *perfect* size for steaming 2 6oz cappuccinos for me and my wife.Now, after whining about the other 2 reviews, on to my review.This is an excellent value for only less than twenty bucks or whatever it is going for. It isn't as good as the Motta - but - that costs *three times as much* - so, I would hope it is better.It is solid stainless steel, a heavy enough gauge for the desired thermal properties. Milk spins well in it, and the spout is controllable enough during the pour.

I purchased this milk frother at a discounted price for my home coffee brewing system. This is a great product for the price. My only complaint is that if your wand on your espresso maker is not long enough, you have to be careful of how much you fill this. This is the perfect size for about a 12-16 oz coffee. If you are wanting to make a larger one, you would want to purchase a larger cup to froth your milk in. I love that it is all metal, and the handle is plenty sturdy as well. I usually know when my milk is ready judging by how hot the outside of the cup is. Be careful tho, as it does get extremely hot on the outside and could potentially burn you. I think if it was double-walled this would be prevented, but for the price, its not going to have a double wall. I also love that the pouring spout works amazingly. My last one when I would try and transfer it into my cup, the milk would drip down the front of the milk cup spilling everywhere and wasting away! And this one seems to do a great job of only pouring where you tell it to! The steel material is holding up very well and I have had this for just under a year. The only thing I wish is that I could set it in my espresso maker and walk away while the milk it steaming. This is too short to be able to do that and all my milk would quickly turn to foam. If I had a longer wand I know it would take care of this issue as well. Overall I am very satisfied with this product and would buy it again, just in a bigger size.

ligero y ala vez algo resintente . buen tamaño y buen precio es de 20 oz me gusto mucho.si te sirvio mi reseña regalame un voto para seguir subiendo mas

Encantado por lo que obtuve a tan bajo precio. No tiene los acabados finos ni el acero pulido como otros productos, pero por ese precio no puede pedirse más, pero tampoco se ve corriente; todo lo contrario. Otro detalle es que como la boquilla no tiene una terminación angosta, no sirve mucho para hacer formas en latte. En lo demás, completamente cumple su función. Buen tamaño también.

Haven't found an espresso machine that works well enough, and when using this I have to find something to put underneath it or I have to hold it the whole time. Too small, but it does work.

it;s a much lighter coloured stainless than I expected from the picture. It;s also flat, not glossy .The finish only matters if you have texture-issues and hate the feeling of unpolished stainless steel (which I do)In retrospect I would have bought a different one, but if you don;t care about the look at all then this is perfect.

It seems solidly built and I haven't had any issues with rusting but then again I am meticulous about cleaning and drying my coffee apparatus meticulously after usage.It's also a lot better and a lot less messy than the Pyrex measuring cup I've been using up til now for frothing my milk.Size is perfect for my single cup espresso machine and the frothing tip reaches just to the bottom without any extra room to spare.Like the other guy said, the steamer wand has to be about 3.5 inches long to make it.All in all I'm happy enough with it but I've also picked myself up a manual Milk Frother device from Amazon which seems much quicker and easier to use.If you have a hard time using the steam apparatus on your espresso machine then I strongly advise picking up a cylindrical pump action milk frother instead.