A compact size for a small cappuccino or flat white, depending on your recipe.

The opening provides space to pour milk calmly and practice a pattern.

The porcelain cup is handmade; slight variations are part of that process.

According to the supplier, the cup is dishwasher-safe. Do not soak it for extended periods.

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Does your cappuccino match the cup?

You've made your espresso and frothed the milk. Yet the size of your cup determines how much milk you can comfortably fit and how much room you have left for pouring. You might recognize three situations.

  • Your cup is too big

    You keep adding more milk to fill the cup, even though you actually wanted a small cappuccino.

  • You have little room to spare

    In a narrow or tall cup, it is difficult to steadily control the milk stream to create a simple latte art pattern.

  • It doesn't fit under the spout

    Some tall mugs leave little room between the spout and the cup. You constantly have to slide or reposition them.

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A compact cup for your milk drink

For a small cappuccino, I first look at the capacity, not just the color. This cup holds 180 ml, is 57 mm high, and has an opening of about 8 cm. This way, you can assess beforehand whether your recipe and machine will fit.

Who is this cup useful for?

For home baristas who pour a small cappuccino or flat white, like the look of a green cup, and want to choose their portion consciously.

What exactly do you get?

You will receive one pine green, half-glazed cappuccino cup with a capacity of 180 ml. A saucer or milk pitcher is not included with this product. Do you not have a suitable pitcher yet? Check out the 350 ml stainless steel milk pitcher for smaller milk servings.

Why does the size make a difference?

A cappuccino uses both espresso and frothed milk. With a 180 ml cup, you are deliberately choosing a more modest final volume than with a large latte. The opening of approximately 8 cm gives you room to direct your milk flow. The result also depends on your recipe and pouring skills.

Also measure the space under the coffee spout: the cup is 57 mm high.

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How to choose and use this cup

A pleasant coffee moment starts with the right amount. Check your recipe, make sure there is enough room under the spout, and then pour slowly.

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  • Stap 1: Een man geniet thuis van koffie bij het keukenraam, met een groot cijfer 1 op de voorgrond.

    First, choose your portion

    Decide how much espresso and milk you want in your cappuccino. Check that it will fit in a 180 ml cup and leave some space at the top.

  • Stap 2: Een man leest thuis de krant met een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 2 op de voorgrond.

    Check the workspace

    Place the cup in a stable position and check the clearance under the spout. The cup is approximately 57 mm high, excluding the saucer.

  • Stap 3: Een espressomachine bereidt thuis een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 3 op de voorgrond.

    Slowly pour your milk

    What to do at step 3?
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Size, dishwasher, latte art and what you need with it.

Frequently asked questions about the green cappuccino cup

Is 180 ml large enough for a cappuccino?

That depends on your recipe. For a smaller cappuccino or flat white, 180 ml can be a good amount. Do leave some space at the rim; 180 ml is the capacity of the cup, not a mandatory fill level.

Can the handmade cup go in the dishwasher?

Yes, according to Barista Essentials, this porcelain cup is dishwasher-safe. It is best not to soak it in water for extended periods. Due to the handcrafted nature of the product, slight variations in finish may occur.

Can I practice latte art with this?

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Will the cup fit under my espresso machine?

The cup is approximately 57 mm high and 80 mm wide. Measure the clearance under your coffee spout, especially if you use a scale. Without knowing your machine model, I cannot guarantee a universal fit.

Does it come with a milk jug or a saucer?

No, you buy one cappuccino cup. For small amounts of milk, you can take a look at a 350 ml stainless steel milk jug. If you prefer drinking espresso alone, a 60 ml pine green espresso cup will suit that portion better.

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Choose a 180 ml pine green cappuccino cup

An 180 ml cappuccino cup is ideal for those who deliberately prepare a smaller milk drink at home. This pine green example from Barista Essentials is handmade from porcelain, has a half-glazed finish and is approximately 57 mm high. The 8 cm opening provides ample space for pouring milk carefully.

Before ordering, check whether the capacity and height suit your recipe and machine. Do you also want to froth milk in a compact jug? Check out the 350 ml stainless steel milk jug.

Ready for a cappuccino in a smaller cup?

If you prefer pouring a small cappuccino and love pine green, this is a compact and practical size to consider. Check your serving size and the space under the spout before ordering.