Coffee Milk Frothing Pitcher Cup with Measurement Inside Thermometer set 12oz/350ML Stainless Steel Espresso Steaming Pitcher Tool for Cappuccino Machines Espresso Pitcher Latte Art

Too small

does well with retaining proper temperature , handles pouring techniques very well, sleek design , well made and great price !!

It is well constructed; the finish is evenly polished for the entirety of the pitcher, including the bottom. The pour spout is well made and works fine for a mess-free pour. The handle is well made and attached with four separate welds and looks very good.I like that the levels are embossed into the sides, rather than using markings that might wear off over time. I checked it with a magnet and it is definitely nonferrous, stainless steel, which makes me wonder how any corrosion could form (based on another review I saw).This little mug is perfect for steaming a cup of milk. And mine did come with a thermometer as advertised and I would buy this again.

This was a huge disappointment for me. I just bought an espresso machine during Prime Days and ordered this as an accessory.THE PITCHER/CUP -- INACCURATE & DRIPPYIt was smaller than I expected and, being a scientist, did not look like it would hold 350mL. Sure enough I measured out 350mL with my Pyrex measuring cup and filled the pitcher to the brim before the measuring cup was empty (see photos). The pitcher is scant by about 50-75mL compared to my measuring cup. Not a big deal unless you're OCD or anal about the accuracy of your measurements. /// When I went to pour my steamed milk into my espresso I lost about half of it on the counter because the lip of this pitcher DOES NOT POUR A GOOD STREAM.THE THERMOMETER -- UNUSABLEI was excited for this addition to the pitcher so I didn't have to guess when my milk was ready. Unfortunately, if you rotate the top round (where the dial is) and the needle of the thermometer in different directions, it moves the temperature needle. I rotated the top round with my thumb and held the needle with my other fingers (pictures). I've checked the nut on the bottom holding the pieces together and I can't seem to tighten or or otherwise "fix" this mess. Obviously, since the needle is not locked to a set start point you don't know what temp you're at so it's basically a piece of junk.Overall, very dissatisfied with this inaccurate piece of equipment.Pros:Easy to clean, I guess.

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