Lelit Milk Pitcher

While 75 cl is quite large—ideal for frothing milk for two or three lattes at once—it can be used for single servings if you are careful not to overfill. If you primarily make single cups, you may find the depth requires a bit more practice to get the milk vortex right.

The brushed stainless steel provides a decent grip, but because it is handleless, the metal will conduct heat quickly. We recommend holding the jug by the upper rim or using a milk thermometer to monitor the temperature so you can handle it comfortably.

The spout is specifically engineered for precision, which is essential for latte art. Its shape helps control the flow rate, allowing you to pour thin, steady lines for designs like rosettas or hearts without unwanted dripping.

Yes, both items are dishwasher safe. However, to maintain the brushed finish and prevent any potential spotting or dulling over time, hand washing with mild soap is generally recommended.

The double-tip design gives you two distinct tools in one. One end is typically used for etching fine details and intricate patterns into the foam, while the other can be used for dragging milk through the espresso to create broader shapes.