Looking for white 12oz frothing pitcher
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Hello, I'm looking for a 12oz white frothing pitcher in an attempt to match my upcoming setup. This will be my first foray into frothing and I'm hoping for input on a quality built pitcher...
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I've always had good results using pitchers from a company called Slow Pour Supply Co.
https://www.slowpoursupply.co/collections/latte-art
https://www.slowpoursupply.co/collections/latte-art
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Thanks. I'm checking now!
Nice selection of pitchers. I've added some to my watch list. I'm also curious about the Brewista Nasty Jug.
Nice selection of pitchers. I've added some to my watch list. I'm also curious about the Brewista Nasty Jug.
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You might want to consider this. It's probably made by Motta for Rocket. 12oz is really small!
https://www.wholelattelove.com/collecti ... atte-white
https://www.wholelattelove.com/collecti ... atte-white
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Not white, but Espro Torroid pitcher.
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I think you're right. I likely need to go larger because I didn't realize the space I would need for frothing. I plan to froth about 8 ounces of milk.BaristaBoy E61 wrote:You might want to consider this. It's probably made by Motta for Rocket. 12oz is really small!
https://www.wholelattelove.com/collecti ... atte-white
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I use the 17oz pitchers from slow pour to steam milk for a 10 oz latte (2 oz espresso; rest milk) and it's a good size to leave room for as much or as little microfoam you want to add.
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Which drinks will you be making? In my experience a 12oz pitcher (I have the fellow eddy, it's fine, but unspectacular) is perfect for a cappuccino (4oz of frothed milk) or a small latte (~6oz of steamed milk). For a larger latte, or multiple drinks, something like 16-18oz would likely be better; for anything smaller, like a flat white/cortado/machiatto, I find 12oz a bit hard to reach the milk, at least with the angle of my steam wand, so I use a small 8.5oz motta pitcher, which I love.clokwork wrote:I think you're right. I likely need to go larger because I didn't realize the space I would need for frothing. I plan to froth about 8 ounces of milk.
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Most mornings will just be for me. I usually make a cortado or 10oz latte (similar as stated before using 8oz of milk). I have a strong feeling my wife will slowly want my espresso drinks with milk as she weens off her nespresso. I want it destroyed so I can steal the counter space.
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Joe Frex has a 12 oz white pitcher
https://joefrex.com/collections/milk-pi ... 8068033636
https://joefrex.com/collections/milk-pi ... 8068033636