A larger serving capacity is particularly useful if you actually want to make your milk drink larger. If you do not change the amount of espresso but add more milk, the ratio changes. A 250ml cup does not maintain that ratio. Decide for yourself how much you want to drink and do not pour more solely because there is still room.

The matte and half-glazed versions have the same nominal capacity here but different stated diameters. Therefore, also look at the space on your drip tray, the weighing surface and under the spout. There is no universal combination height: it depends on your own espresso scale. The stated cup height is 65 mm; add the confirmed height of your scale to this.

For the matte grey and speckled version, the supplier lists handmade porcelain, stackability and dishwasher use. Rinse after use and do not leave the cup soaking for long. For the half-glazed version, the material and care information is less fully described. Follow the instructions of the exact variant and do not assume oven or microwave suitability from another brand.

You choose the color according to your own preference; there is no guaranteed taste effect or mutual heat retention here. For espresso without milk, a small 60ml espresso cup may be more logical. For frothing, compare the milk jugs separately. A cup, jug and machine in a lifestyle image are not included as a package. You choose each item and every variant separately.

Dimensions and space on your own machine

The matte grey and speckled 250ml cups are 84 mm in diameter and 65 mm high according to the supplier. For the half-glazed colors, it is 88 × 88 × 65 mm. There is no handle. Check the width on your drip tray or weighing surface and the free height under your spout. The same capacity does not mean the same outer dimensions.

Choosing a milk jug to match your cup

The eleven individual stainless steel jugs and two existing jug sets follow the cups. The Italian jugs have a sloping top and raised spout, with existing choices of 350, 500 or 750 ml. The Essentials jugs have a narrower spout and choices of 350 or 550 ml in black, silver and white. Not every size is available in every color. Choose 350 ml for a suitable small portion; compare 500 or 550 ml and possibly 750 ml when you make more milk or multiple drinks. Check the required fill level of your steam pipe. Capacity is not a fixed fill amount: leave room for the moving milk.

In the general specifications, the Italian series states 70 × 70 × 95 mm and Essentials 68 × 68 × 93 mm. It is not confirmed that these are the total outer dimensions including handle and spout for every size variant. Do not use that data as the complete width or height for 500, 550 or 750 ml. Have the outer height and both sides including handle and spout of your version confirmed if the space around your steam pipe is limited. The supplier states both series are dishwasher safe; follow the instructions for the chosen version.

The two existing Italian sets contain one 350 ml jug and one 500 ml jug, in silver or black. An extra jug can help with pouring over; two jugs are not a requirement for every cappuccino and do not guarantee a design. You choose an existing set if you want to use both jugs. The individual jugs without a handle require a different grip and are in the separate milk jug route; they are not the standard addition for the chosen milk drink.

Cleaning the steam pipe and milk residues

The light grey cloth choice contains two cloths of 30 × 30 cm each, with 80% polyester and 20% polyamide. Keep them separate from your coffee oil cloth for the steam pipe. Wash at a maximum of 40 °C and do not use a dryer. Follow the instructions of your machine when wiping and rinsing; do not touch hot parts directly.

The individual Cafetto MFC milk cleaner contains twelve 10-gram sachets. Use the agent according to the label and machine instructions for the intended milk parts. A cloth cleans the outside and does not replace proper cleaning of milk residues in the system. There is no universal cleaning schedule or proven suitability for all machine parts. Backflush agents and descalers are different agents and are not added as a replacement.