Top 10 Best Milk Frothing Pitchers
for May 2023

The Milk Frothing Pitcher is a stylish, well-made pitcher that offers several useful features. You can use it to froth or steam milk for espresso, cappuccino or hot chocolate, making great frothed milk for lattes. The pitcher is well-made, with a thick, easy-to-grip handle and a spout that's easy to control. The markings are easy to read, and the spout is narrow enough that you can fit a whisk inside to froth milk. The pitcher also has markings for measurement, so you can measure liquids in the pitcher. The pitcher is also dishwasher safe, so you can clean it by hand or in the dishwasher. The pitcher comes with a nice, durable, stainless steel latte art pen that makes making latte art easy. The pen has a wide tip that's easy to control, so you can get a nice, clean, even line. In addition, the pen has a button that turns it off, so your hand doesn't accidentally get hot from the tip. The latte art pen comes with a small brush, so you can brush away any stray bubbles from the tip. The brush also makes it easy to clean the pen. The latte art pen also works well for drawing other patterns, such as heart shapes. The latte art pen also has a convenient tip cover, so you won't get ink on your hands if you draw on the pitcher. The pitcher comes with a cleaning brush, so you can clean the pitcher by hand. The pitcher comes with a 24-month warranty, so you can return it if it breaks or doesn't work as expected.

The cups' handles are long enough to grip, but short enough to not be a hindrance when sipping. They're also pretty stable, so they won't tip over if you set them down. The cups are of good quality, and we didn't experience any leaking, even after leaving them out at room temperature for a week. Whether you need them to froth your own morning coffee, or serve a smoothie to a crowd, the cups will do what you need them to. The cups' measurement markings are fairly small, so if you're using them to measure liquids other than coffee, you may have to dip the cup in several times until it fills up, which is a bit of a pain. The cups are light, so they're easy to move, but they're not the lightest cups we've ever tested, so they're not quite as convenient to carry as lighter cups, like the Oxo Good Grips 12-Cup Food Processor, which weighs just 4.4 ounces.

The Bellemain Milk Frothing Pitcher is the best frother we tested. It produces the most creamy, delicious froth, and it's easy to load, clean, and use. The pitcher is 3.5 cups, and the milk frother produces enough froth to fill 3 of those cups. It's spill-proof, too, so it doesn't spill when you pour it. The pitcher is dishwasher-safe, and it's made of durable stainless steel. The frother comes with a lid that doubles as a measuring cup, and it has a handle so you can pour your milk without using your free hand. It's small and lightweight, so you can easily take your frothing pitcher along on your travels. The Bellemain Milk Frothing Pitcher also produces a very uniform froth, so it's perfect for making cappuccinos, lattes, and hot chocolate. The frother also works great for DIY whipped cream. The Bellemain Milk Frothing Pitcher is our favorite, and we highly recommend it.

Despite its small size, the Frothing Pitcher does an excellent job of steaming milk for lattes and cappuccinos. Its stainless steel construction helps prevent milk from sticking and is easy to clean. The frother's two measurements scale is handy for controlling the frothing volume, and it's also easy to use. The appliance's small footprint makes it easy to store, and it's lightweight enough that it won't weigh your coffee down. The Frothing Pitcher gets our highest recommendation.

The Wolltoll Stainless Steel Milk Frothing Pitcher has all of the quality, durability, and ease of use that you'd expect from an expensive high-end frother. The pitcher is heavy and well-made with a solid handle. The non-stick coating on the pitcher is easy to clean and dishwasher safe. The spout is dripless so there shouldn't be any messy spills, and the pitcher is wide enough to avoid splashing. The pitcher's heating element is powerful enough to quickly whip up frothy milk, but it only takes a few minutes to froth up a small batch. The pitcher has a small handle, so it's hard to hold and pour at the same time. The pitcher also only holds 12 oz, which is a bit small for steaming milk for lattes. But other than that, this is a great choice for making lattes at home.

This milk frothing jug from De'Longhi is one of the cheapest options we tested, but that's probably because it doesn't include a fancy thermometer or frothing wand. Like most other frothing pitchers, it pours milk into a pitcher with a spout that slants down toward the bottom. The spout is designed to guide the milk toward the center so you can pour foamy milk into a cup without letting it dribble out. The handle is ergonomic, and the pitcher is lightweight enough that you can pour milk with one hand. The milk frothing pitcher has an attractive, shiny finish and is made of plastic, so it's a bit lighter and cheaper to produce than stainless steel. The pitcher's spout is also a bit small, so it's harder to pour liquid into the pitcher than it would be with a small spout. But, the pitcher is easy to use, and it produces smooth, velvety milk. The pitcher also fits most tea kettles, so you can buy a smaller one and use this pitcher to froth tea.

The Frothing Pitcher is a well-designed little machine that consistently produces creamy, flavorful foam that's perfect for cappuccinos, lattes, and hot chocolate. The pitcher is perfectly proportioned, with markings on both sides that guide you to pour the right amount of milk. The lid seals tightly, so it won't leak, and it's easy to clean. The pitcher is light and compact enough to travel with, and the handle is long enough that you don't have to hold it upside down. The milk-flavoured steam that it produces is very mild, so if you prefer stronger coffee, you may want to use your own frother. That said, the frother performs well on all types of milk, and it produces enough foam to comfortably accommodate two people.

The Milk Frothing Pitcher makes a great replacement for the frothing pitchers in our former top pick. It's smaller and more precise, and it froths milk much more quickly. It's also much less expensive, and it's dishwasher safe, while our former top pick is not. That said, it has one significant disadvantage: Because it's smaller, the milk frothers inside aren't as powerful. Compared to our former top pick, the frothing speed is slower, and the cream is thinner. Our testers found that it was hard to get a thick foam, and the resulting milk was less creamy. And there's only so much you can froth before it becomes clumpy. In other words, while the Milk Frothing Pitcher is less expensive and does a fine job, you might be better off with our old top pick.

The Coffee 12oz Stainless Steel Milk Frothing Pitcher is a good-looking, well-designed, and easy to use pitcher for making both hot and cold milk drinks. It does a great job of frothing milk, and the milk comes out in an even, thick foam that makes it easier to pour. The handle is ergonomic and feels comfortable to hold; its larger size makes it easier to pour milk with one hand. The spout is dripless, so you can make perfect latte art without worrying about drips. The pitcher is also easy to clean, and it's dishwasher safe. The pitcher is just a bit too big for most espresso machines, but you can get around it by using an espresso scale to weigh and measure out the right amount of milk. You can also use it to make a rich and creamy cappuccino, and it's great for making hot milk drinks like hot chocolate and chai.

The pitchers from Norpro are some of the best we've tested, and this stainless steel model is no exception. The pitcher is a handsome-looking design with a nice weight in the hand. The spout is narrow, so it's ideal for lattes, and you can pour milk without filling it too high. The pitcher is well-made, and it's dishwasher safe. After rinsing, wipe it down with a damp cloth. The frother works beautifully, and it's made to last as long as you need. The pitcher may not be suitable for steaming water, but it's perfect for making lattes. The only drawback is the narrow spout, which limits the number of drinks you can make at one time.