A small milk jug for a modest serving of milk, not intended to be filled to the brim.

The Italian milk jug is made of stainless steel with a silver finish.

The spout helps you pour the milk more precisely while practicing latte art.

According to Barista Essentials, the jug is dishwasher-safe; just clean it thoroughly after use with milk.

Zilveren RVS melkkan met handvat en verhoogde schenktuit

Recognizable at one cappuccino at home

Frothing milk requires an appropriate amount and enough room in the pitcher. When making a single cappuccino, you will often encounter these three situations.

  • You grab a much too large jug

    For a single cappuccino, there’s only a shallow layer of milk in your large frothing pitcher. Your steam wand barely touches the milk.

  • You have a lot of milk left over

    You froth more milk than you need in your cup because your current jug is designed for larger portions.

  • The milk comes out wide from the spout

    You’re trying to pour a thin stream, but the milk flows less precisely from the spout of your current jug.

Hand schenkt melk vanuit een RVS kan in een kop cappuccino

A small stainless steel cup for small servings of milk

This Italian-style silver milk jug has a capacity of 350 ml, a tapered upper rim and an elevated spout. Its size is ideal for those who usually make one cappuccino and want to practice pouring with control.

The capacity is not the amount of milk you should use. The milk moves and increases in volume during frothing, so do not fill the jug to the brim.

When is 350 ml right for you?

If you mainly make one cappuccino, use a steam wand on your espresso machine, and don't want to froth a large amount of milk every time. Check if your steam wand goes deep enough into a small amount of milk.

What exactly are you buying?

A loose, silver stainless steel milk frothing jug of 350 ml in Italian style from Barista Essentials. No automatic frother, machine or set of multiple jugs.

For a larger milk portion, there is also the 500 ml stainless steel milk jug. If desired, order the 350 ml version directly from Barista Essentials with the correct size selection.

You’ll notice a difference when frothing and pouring

For a small serving of milk, a compact jug can be more convenient than a large one. The tapered rim is designed to help the milk circulate while steaming. The raised spout allows for more precise pouring.

A milk jug does not create foam on its own. Your steam wand, the milk, and especially your technique determine how fine the foam will be.

Choose your jug based on your milk portion, not on the maximum capacity.

Zilveren RVS melkkan met handvat en verhoogde schenktuit

Get started with a small milk pitcher

A suitable pitcher helps, but good milk frothing takes practice. First, see how much you need, froth the milk, and pour slowly.

View the 350 ml stainless steel milk jug
  • Stap 1: Een man geniet thuis van koffie bij het keukenraam, met een groot cijfer 1 op de voorgrond.

    Pour in a small amount

    Use cold milk and pour a modest amount into the pitcher. Leave plenty of room so that the milk can swirl and expand while steaming.

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

    Steam with room to move

    Place the steam wand in the milk according to your machine's instructions. Make sure the milk circulates steadily without overflowing the jug.

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

    Slowly pour into your cappuccino

    What to do at step 3?
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Five practical choices regarding size, steam pipe, and maintenance.

Frequently asked questions about the 350 ml stainless steel milk jug

Is 350 ml enough for two cappuccinos?

350 ml is the total capacity of the jug, not the recommended fill level. This is often a convenient size for one cappuccino. If you usually make two larger milk drinks at the same time, take a look at the

500 ml stainless steel milk jug

.

Does this little jug fit my espresso machine?

You use the jug with a machine that has a steam wand. The machine must be able to work with the small amount of milk; how smoothly that goes also depends on the length and shape of your steam wand. It is not an accessory that screws onto the machine.

Should I fill the milk jug to 350 ml?

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Can the silver milk jug go in the dishwasher?

Yes. Barista Essentials states that this stainless steel milk jug is dishwasher-safe. However, rinse off any milk residue immediately after use and clean the steam wand according to your machine's instructions. A separate

microfiber cloth for milk residue

is useful for this.

What is the difference with the 500 or 750 ml can?

The design is similar, but with a

500 ml milk jug

you have more room for larger milk servings. The

750 ml version

is intended for when you regularly froth more milk at once. Choose based on how much you actually pour into your cups.

I have another question...

350 ml stainless steel milk pitcher for cappuccino and latte art

A 350 ml silver stainless steel milk jug is a practical choice if you make one cappuccino at home. This Italian design features a tapered top and an elevated spout. For small servings, you don't need to reach for a large milk jug right away. Always leave enough room for frothing and check that your steam wand fits the chosen amount of milk.

Do you make two milk drinks in a row more often? Then the 500 ml stainless steel milk jug might be a better fit. This milk jug is available separately; you use the steam wand of your espresso machine to do the frothing.

Just one cappuccino at a time?

Check if this 350 ml silver milk jug fits your steam wand and milk pitcher. With a small jug and an elevated spout, you can practice at home at your leisure.