🥛 Rattleware 12-Ounce Macchiato Milk Frothing Pitcher: Perfectly Crafted for Rich and Creamy Froth Review

This pitcher is perfect for latte art. This is the perfect size. It can steam about 12 ounces of milk but is perfect for 8 ounces. We fill the box about a quarter full and prepare our 8 ounce lattes.

I got a free milk jug with my Rocket espresso machine. The unusual shape requires a different approach to foaming. If you watch YouTube videos about making foam, they use this particular style of pitcher. I've transitioned to just using this pitcher for frothing and I love it.

This pitcher is perfect for boiling 8 ounce milk. Bar. Filling it about 3/8-1/8" below the pour mark gives you the right height to create a nice milky swirl even as you stretch, giving you control over how much air you add, and as you go help break up bubbles and create a nice microfoam.It also has a nicely shaped spout that helps push the milk forward as you pour, giving you more control when pouring latte art.It has a good wall thickness and feel balanced and heavy.If you want to make several

I noticed some dirt on the bottom of the jug when I first got it. It's okay, I threw away the packaging and put it on the shelf. Now that my espresso machine is working I've used it (just over a month later), remembered the dirt and cleaned it. Except it doesn't get clean. I've used dish soap with no success. I then used Bartenders Friend as it is made for stainless steel and still no luck. I dried it and examined it carefully. There is some black sand/carbon on the surface of the steel at the…

I recently purchased a 12 ounce Rattleware milk frother. I already have a 20-ounce Rattleware, but I need a smaller pitcher to have more control over the amount of latte I make each morning. I'm certainly no expert, but pairing this pitcher with my 12oz Cremaware mugs seems like a great combination for creating latte art. You only want to fill this jug about 60% full, as milk expands when it is steamed. - anything else and you run the risk of splattering your hands with hot fresh milk. If you…