Handleless Milk Frothing Pitcher 450ml with Silicone Sleeve
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Handleless milk frothing pitcher with a grip sleeveNo handle between your hand and the spout, so the pour goes where you aim it.
This milk frothing pitcher holds 450 ml (15.2 oz) and works best with up to 200 ml (6.8 oz) of milk per pour, about one drink. The food-grade stainless steel body has no handle; a textured silicone sleeve wraps it, so you hold the jug closer to the spout. It suits home baristas practicing latte art and cafe staff.
- Up to 200 ml (6.8 oz) per pour
- Heat-insulated, slip-resistant sleeve
- Round or pointed spout
- Rust-resistant stainless steel
What changes when the handle goes
A jug with a handle
- Your hand sits behind the jug, away from where the milk leaves it
- Small wrist moves reach the spout a beat late
This handleless pitcher
- Your fingers wrap the body right behind the spout
- The wave texture keeps your grip from sliding
- The sleeve keeps steamed milk heat off your palm
Round spout 06 or pointed spout 07
Round spout pitcher
Pointed spout pitcher
New to pouring? Start with the round spout.
Steam one drink at a time
Milk grows as it takes on air. Start with no more than 200 ml (6.8 oz) of cold milk so the foam rolls inside the jug instead of climbing over the spout.
The details
Before you pick a colour
Is a handleless milk frothing pitcher harder to use?
No, it is just held differently. You grip the sleeve instead of a handle, which puts your hand right behind the spout and gives you closer control over tilt and flow.
How much milk goes in a 450 ml (15 oz) pitcher?
Up to 200 ml (6.8 oz). The rest of the 450 ml (15.2 oz) jug stays empty so the milk can expand and swirl while you steam.
Will it get too hot to hold?
Not on the sleeve, which is heat-insulated. Bare steel outside it still warms up, so keep your hand on the silicone.
What cup should I pour latte art into?
A wide one gives a heart or rosetta space to open. Our IKAPE cup with its saucer has that shape, while the handmade strawberry stoneware cup fits a smaller drink.
Is it the right jug for you
A good pick if you
- Pour latte art at home and want more control at the spout
- Make one milk drink at a time
- Want a jug that matches your bar, next to a non-slip corner tamping mat
Look elsewhere if you
- Steam milk for two or more drinks in one go
- Prefer a handle for large, fast pours
Pour closer to the spout
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