Decent Milk Jugs

"By far the most precise and straight I've poured with. Incredible."

- 3x Latte Art World Champion Cabell Tice

What makes a Decent milk jug?

The Decent milk jug helps you steam better milk, with less waste and more precision. Measurement lines show you exactly how much cold milk to start with and how much your foam has risen — whether you prefer ounces or milliliters.

Two spout options let you match the jug to your latte art skills: wide for beginners, narrow for more control. Thoughtful details like the perfect wall thickness and a dedicated thermometer hole make this jug as practical as it is precise.

Available in 350ml for single drinks or 600ml for larger batches and advanced latte art.

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330ml milk jug (wide spout)

The wide spout is best for beginner to intermediate latte artists, as it's much easier to make the standard latte art patterns. Milk spreads out wider, making full cup tulips and rosetta quite easily. The wide spout tends to give you just one line width, and so demands less of the artist. On the other hand, the narrow spout is best for advanced latte artists, as it lets you draw very fine lines, as well as featuring linear control over the milk line width as you pour.

This milk jug size is the best size for single milk drinks. In addition, a common advanced latte art technique is to steam in a small milk jug, then transfer the milk to a larger jug for pouring latte art. More info on our blog

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600ml milk jug (wide spout)

The wide spout is best for beginner to intermediate latte artists, as it's much easier to make the standard latte art patterns. Milk spreads out wider, making full cup tulips and rosetta quite easily. The wide spout tends to give you just one line width, and so demands less of the artist. On the other hand, the narrow spout is best for advanced latte artists, as it lets you draw very fine lines, as well as featuring linear control over the milk line width as you pour.

This milk jug size is the best size for steaming milk for two drinks at once. In addition, a common advanced latte art technique is to steam in a small milk jug, then transfer the milk to a larger jug for pouring latte art. More info on our blog

600ml milk jug (wide spout)600ml milk jug (narrow spout)

Two Sizes

For steaming one or two milk drinks.

Also, some latte artists prefer to steam in a small jug, transfer the milk, and pour art from the larger jug.

Thermometer Mounting Hole

Our unique design lets you slide in and tap to lock our digital thermometer in place. The thermometer easily slides out with a twist. No need to get frustrated with thermometer clips. So sturdy, you can fearlessly pour latte art with the thermometer still in place.

Wide vs narrow milk spout

WIDE: Best for beginner-to-intermediate latte artists, because you can make standard latte-art patterns with a single line width. The milk spreads out wider, so it's easier to make full-cup tulips and rosettas.

NARROW: Best for advanced latte artists. It lets you draw very fine lines with linear control over the line width when you pour.

Measurement lines

Precise measurement lines in mL and ounces. No more throwing away the remainder of your jug after each drink.

Also serves as a guide for how much foam to make for each type of milk drink:

25% more volume for a flat white

50% more volume for a latte

100% more volume for a cappuccino.

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