Collection: Milk Pitchers

Why a Milk Pitcher Matters

The secret to a silky latte or cappuccino starts with your milk pitcher. The right jug gives you control over frothing, temperature, and pour, so you can move from flat, bubbly milk to glossy microfoam and clean latte art lines.

A good milk pitcher is more than a container; it shapes how air is introduced, how heat distributes, and how smoothly milk flows into the cup.
With the right size and spout, you get better texture, fewer spills, and the control you need to draw hearts, tulips, and rosettas instead of just white blobs on brown coffee.

Why Choose Coffee Plus Milk Pitchers

Coffee Plus milk pitchers are selected for barista-level control at home or in the café. You get high‑quality stainless steel, comfortable handles, and spout designs tuned for both everyday drinks and latte art practice.
From classic straight‑wall pitchers to sharper latte‑art spouts and coated finishes, this collection gives you tools that feel good in the hand and stand up to daily steaming.

Pitchers for every drink and setup

Whether you’re steaming for a single flat white at home or multiple lattes in a row, there’s a pitcher size and shape here for your routine.
Smaller pitchers are perfect for one drink and maximum control, while mid and large pitchers let you steam for bigger cups or back‑to‑back orders without compromising texture.

Built for precision and durability

These pitchers focus on thick‑gauge stainless steel, good heat conduction, and balanced weight so you can judge milk temperature by feel and keep a steady hand as you pour.
Sharp or well‑defined spouts help you switch from wide “flood” pours to fine lines, making it easier to progress from simple hearts to more detailed rosettas and tulips.

Find your Ideal Coffee Plus Milk Pitcher

Use this quick guide to match your pitcher to your drinks and workflow.

• For home lattes and cappuccinos: A 300–350 ml pitcher is ideal for single cappuccinos, flat whites, and small lattes, giving you tight control over milk and pour.
• For standard café‑style lattes: A 400–600 ml pitcher suits classic 8–12 oz lattes and makes it easier to steam enough milk for one or two drinks at a time.
• For higher‑volume or multiple drinks: Larger 600 ml+ pitchers are great when you’re steaming for several cups back‑to‑back.

You can also choose between beginner‑friendly wider spouts and sharper latte‑art spouts depending on how detailed you want your designs to be.

How to use your milk pitcher

Steaming steps

Fill the pitcher to just below the start of the spout - roughly enough milk for your drink, with room for expansion.
Position the steam wand tip just below the surface to introduce air gently until the milk stretches in volume, then sink the tip deeper to roll the milk and create a glossy, paint‑like texture.
Stop steaming when the pitcher is hot but still comfortable to touch at the base (around drinking temperature), then swirl and tap to remove bubbles and keep the foam integrated.

Pouring and latte art basics

Start your pour from a little higher to sink the milk under the crema, then move closer and slow down to let white microfoam rise to the surface for your design.
Use wider, more open pours for filling the cup and tighter, slower pours with a pointed spout for drawing hearts, rosettas, and tulips as you improve.

Shop by Level

Make it easy to pick the right CoffeePlus milk pitcher for your coffee journey.

• Entry-level pitchers: Simple, well‑balanced stainless‑steel jugs in popular sizes that help new home baristas get consistent steaming without fuss: Stainless Steel Pitcher
• Enthusiast & latte‑art pitchers: Ergonomic designs with sharper spouts and refined shapes, ideal if you’re practicing hearts, rosettas, and more intricate patterns: MHW-3 Glossy Latte Art Pitcher
• Pro & specialty pitchers: Advanced designs with unique spouts, coatings, or shapes built specifically for detailed latte art and busy café workflows: GT Milk Pitcher

Choose your size based on your usual drink volume, pick a spout that matches your latte‑art goals, and pair your Coffee Plus milk pitcher with a good steam wand and espresso setup to pour café‑quality milk drinks at home.

Our jugs are designed to pair perfectly with high-end setups, whether you are using a Lelit machine or a HiBREW espresso maker or if you need a small jug for a cortado or a large milk frothing jug for two cappuccinos, our manual tools collection has you covered.