Re: handle less milk jug?
I like the Rattleware jugs (with handles) and been using them for 10 months now as they are the perfect size for the kind of cups I need milk for (150ml lattes and 180ml caps). So when the hadle-free ones came out, of course I had to have one of those.
I got mine last Wednesday so my observations are those from a rather limited experience with it:
- the sleeve is rubber and I dont know whether you are supposed to take it off, but I manage to slip it off the first 10 seconds I opened the box
- because the sleeve covers a great part of the spout - especially the parts which I usually rest on the cup rim - I found the rubber bit grabbed on to the cup rim and I had issues come swinging-spout-to-and-fro-to-make-rosetta-leaves time. So what did I do? The inner hack took over and out came the scissors...I think I may have hacked too much and ended up with a sleeve that no longer fits as snug as it used to. Note to self, oops.
- I like the control it gives, though, because of the elongated spout that sticks out from the rest of the body, I had to be careful when pouring and also when splitting milk - too quick and the milk spills over the sides of the spout.
- Im still practising with it - and taking TGs affectionate derision to heart, I just tried the jug sans sleeve. Blimy, it works. For me.
I like the Rattleware jugs (with handles) and been using them for 10 months now as they are the perfect size for the kind of cups I need milk for (150ml lattes and 180ml caps). So when the hadle-free ones came out, of course I had to have one of those.
I got mine last Wednesday so my observations are those from a rather limited experience with it:
- the sleeve is rubber and I dont know whether you are supposed to take it off, but I manage to slip it off the first 10 seconds I opened the box
- because the sleeve covers a great part of the spout - especially the parts which I usually rest on the cup rim - I found the rubber bit grabbed on to the cup rim and I had issues come swinging-spout-to-and-fro-to-make-rosetta-leaves time. So what did I do? The inner hack took over and out came the scissors...I think I may have hacked too much and ended up with a sleeve that no longer fits as snug as it used to. Note to self, oops.
- I like the control it gives, though, because of the elongated spout that sticks out from the rest of the body, I had to be careful when pouring and also when splitting milk - too quick and the milk spills over the sides of the spout.
- Im still practising with it - and taking TGs affectionate derision to heart, I just tried the jug sans sleeve. Blimy, it works. For me.


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