Barista Space Splash 350 ml milk jug

Brighten up the milk whipping with colors

The sharp beak directs the coffee exactly where you want it

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Barista Space Splash 350 ml milk jug

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Each one is an original. The playful and designer teapot will be the envy of everyone who walks into your café. Thanks to the thin , premium stainless steel, you'll feel the changing temperature of the milk and know exactly when to stop whisking. Anyone who wants to become a master of latte art will appreciate the precise beak when pouring milk. More

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Design teapot for precision latte art

A professional teapot for whisking milk or heating drinks from the acclaimed brand Barista Space. The teapot is very precisely crafted. Are you looking for the best teapot for perfect and pure latte art? you have just found it. The designer teapot is made of premium stainless steel. This makes it very lightweight, weighing only 200 grams. The Barista Space brand has really gone the extra mile. You can see the precision workmanship on the handle of the teapot. The teapot is comfortable to hold, allowing precise control of the movement when painting the rosette into the cappuccino. You will also feel the precision of the teapot when pouring. The beak is made really symmetrical and sharp.

Become a master of latte art!

The Barista Space brand designs coffee accessories for true coffee lovers and perfectionists. With this playful, colourful teapot, latte art will be a breeze. Thanks to the thin stainless steel, you'll feel the exact temperature of the milk so you'll know when it's time to stop whisking. You'll be hard pressed to find two teapots that are the same, each one is an original and each one has a different splash of colour. Complete your café with a designer milk jug. You'll see that everyone will envy it.

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Material	Stainless steel
Volume	350 ml
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Height (cm)	9
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