Questions about Bialetti Milchkanne

Just measured: When filled to the brim, the jug measures just over 8 dl. A content of 7.5 dl is about 1 cm below the rim. A very nice pitcher for milk foam for 2 lattes.

Good day. The Bialetti Bricco is without a lid. FG

completely agree.... the model in image 4 and 5 has nothing to do with it

No, according to our information, the milk jug is not suitable for induction.

This is the product in the first picture. Thank you for pointing this out. A correction request has been sent.

Unfortunately, the milk jug is not suitable for induction, but it is suitable for other types of hob.

The Bialetti Bricco milk jug (0.30 l) can generally be used on various cooking surfaces, but it is important to check the manufacturer's specific instructions for use on a ceramic hob. In general, metal milk jugs like the Bricco are compatible with ceramic hobs, but it is advisable to follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid any damage or safety risks. It is always wise to consult the manufacturer's instruction manual or website for precise information on using a glass ceramic hob.

No, no display available in the jar

I have also warmed milk on the induction plate. Works great

Not according to our information.

The bottom is not completely flat, it has a depression in the middle.

No metal in the microwave!

I don't think so. I need it for foaming milk

No, it is only suitable for frothing milk with the steam lance of an espresso machine.

so my small super magnets don't stick at all, i'd say it's only slightly magnetic, plus the base is an outer ring, the bottom in the middle is slightly curved upwards and doesn't lie flat. unfortunately i don't have an iduction cooker to test it on, sorry.

This is not recommended. The base is not fully flush, but stands on a slightly offset and flat ring, which does not ensure proper heat transport. In addition, the handle is not thermally insulated.

No, unfortunately not.

The item has a height of 12.5cm and a width / diameter of 8.5cm. We will adjust the information. Thank you very much for your comment.

The jug is 9cm high.

This was designed for steaming the milk. I use it for that and it is perfect for that. For me it seems it would be possible to heat milk in it on a stove, but the handle most probably would get uncomfortably hot during the process.

The jug is 11.2cm at the highest point.