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SKUEP-PTCH20

Barista Basics 20oz Milk Pitcher

Name: Barista Basics 20oz Milk Pitcher
Brand: Barista Basics
SKU: EP-PTCH20
Price: 26.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$26.00

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Practice makes perfect! The Barista Basics 20 oz. steaming pitcher is unmatched in quality and design. Made of 18/8 food grade stainless steel with a 1.3 mm thickness that helps ensure milk temperature stability,This 20 oz. milk frothing jug features a precision pour spout for your barista's latte art. The large handle is double reinforced to offer both proper ergonomics and durability. Now go pour your heart out!!
- 18/8 1.3mm thick Stainless Steel
- Weight: ±297.5g
- Height: 4.375” (111mm)
- Opening Diameter: 3.0” (76mm)
- Base Diameter: 3.5” (89mm)
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A great price for what it is

It has a really nice lip on the spout and could create really nice latte art

Better size for latte's North Americans drink

I have both this one and the smaller version. The smaller version is more difficult to froth a larger amount of milk without making a mess. Having both is also useful to be able to transfer back and forth once or twice to really homogenize the silky milk mixture.

Too big for our little home machine

Nice form factor, easy to use. But, too big when foaming milk for a single cappuccino on our home Breville machine. I just ordered the 12oz. :)

Good for latte art

I don't steam too much milk at a time so I never really use it when I steam but I do use it for my latte art. It has a nice wide lip so it pours nicely for latte art.

Working great

Good size to make a large latte, and working great for steaming milk- lots of space to stretch. The markings can be a little hard to read, but you get used to it pretty quickly. All in all would recommend as a solid basic pitcher!

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