24-Ounce Stainless Steel Frothing Pitcher

I like it — the bakelite handle stays cool when I'm warming milk on the stove for frothing. Why I gave it four stars, not five: It should have a pour spout on both sides. I'm right handed, but I hold the spoon in my right hand to hold back the froth until the end of the pour, so I'm pouring with the left, which puts the spout on the wrong side. Two spouts would cover everyone.

I use it for boiling eggs and for making coffee or tea. The size is perfect and the spout adds to its graceful shape and practicality.

While travelling in Athens, Greece, I passed up the chance to buy a hand -hammered, copper milk frother. Oh, the sleep lost over this moment of "misplaced, stupid cheapness" was adding up...Then, serendipity! I saw this stainless steel pitcher for sale here. At the very same price they wanted for the handmade one in Athens! (told you I was cheap.) I would not let THIS one get away. First of all, the pitcher is beautiful with its mirror-like finish. It will never rust. Alas! On the first use, I burned the milk! It washed right away after soaking for 5 minutes. The bottom is flat, doesn't rock on the burner, the handle is plenty long to keep your hands out of the flames, and the feel is heavy duty- very important. A hole at the end of the handle has allowed for useful hanging over the stove. Looks good on display. Maybe it was the spell cast on me in Greece, it might be the cocoa, who knows? Make your loved one feel very special/fancy/loved. Make them something warm on a winter night!

I guess i'm just dump. I bought this cool stuff after I read the review. However, I could not figure out how to use it?I appreciate it if anybody who knows it could post a guidance for me.I just received the one-piece pitcher without manufacturer's information. thx a million.