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The Budan Milk Pitcher combines durability and style. With an ergonomic design, a precision spout and an elegant finish, it is perfect for latte art and elevating any coffee setup.
Crafted from stainless steel with an anti rust, scratch resistant finish, it is built to handle daily use. Steel also conducts heat quickly, which is what lets you judge milk temperature by touching the side of the pitcher. Stop steaming at 60 to 65 degrees Celsius, when the jug becomes too hot to hold comfortably.
The tapered spout is what makes latte art possible, concentrating the flow into a thin stream you can steer through the crema rather than spreading it too wide to hold a pattern. It also works well with a handheld milk frother if your machine has no steam wand.
Available in 350ml, 600ml and 900ml, in Silver, Black, Rose Gold and Gold. Fill the pitcher to about one third with cold milk and size it to the drink rather than buying the largest, since 350ml suits a single cappuccino or latte, 600ml handles two drinks, and 900ml is for serving several people in a row.
Rinse it straight after use while still warm, and hand wash rather than putting it through a dishwasher, particularly on the coloured variants. Pair it with an espresso machine that has a usable steam wand.

FAQs

What is the capacity?
Three sizes are available: 350ml, 600ml and 900ml. Pick the one closest to what you usually make, since the pitcher should only be filled to about a third with cold milk.
Which size is best for latte art?
350ml for single drinks and 600ml for two. Smaller jugs give you more control over the pour, which matters more than capacity once you are drawing patterns.
Can I use it without an espresso machine?
Yes, with a handheld frother or by heating and whisking milk. The foam will not be as dense as steam textured milk, but the spout still gives you the pour control.
Why does my foam have large bubbles instead of microfoam?
Usually too much air introduced at the start, or not enough whirlpool afterwards. Keep the wand tip just below the surface for two or three seconds, then submerge it slightly so the foam folds through the milk.
Does the colour finish wear off?
The coloured variants hold up to normal use. Hand wash rather than using a dishwasher, since repeated high heat cycles are what dull a coated finish over time.
How do I stop milk drying inside the spout?
Rinse immediately after pouring, while the pitcher is still warm. Dried milk inside a narrow spout takes considerably longer to shift.