Bincoo Titanium Espresso Measuring Cup, 90 mL

Sometimes you just need a small cup that does a useful job. The Bincoo Titanium Espresso Measuring Cup holds up to 90 mL and has a marked measurement scale for checking espresso volume or measuring small portions of milk. It's a straightforward addition to your coffee setup, without taking over the counter.

A small measuring cup for your coffee routine

Use it to collect espresso before adding it to your drink, or to measure a little milk when you're putting a recipe together. The scale gives you a visual reference instead of leaving you to guess how much is in the cup.

Picture your morning latte: pull your espresso into the cup, check the volume, then transfer it to your mug. Or measure a small milk portion for a drink you're trying to repeat. It's a simple tool for those small steps that make your routine feel more organized.

The details

• 90 mL capacity: A small format for espresso and modest portions of milk, rather than a full-size milk pitcher.
• Titanium construction: A metal alternative to a traditional glass espresso measuring cup.
• Marked measurement scale: Check liquid volume at a glance.
• Color options: Available in blue, silver, purple, and green.

Volume versus weight: what should you measure?

The markings measure volume in the cup. If you're dialing in espresso, a coffee scale is still the better tool for tracking shot yield by weight. Crema takes up space, so two shots with similar volume can have different weights. Use this cup as a handy volume reference, not as a replacement for weighing your espresso.

How to use it

1. Place the cup beneath your espresso outlet, checking clearance and stability before brewing, or add the liquid you want to measure.
2. Set it on a level surface and use the markings to check the volume. Keep within its 90 mL capacity.
3. Transfer the espresso or milk to your drink and clean the cup after use.

Hot espresso can heat a metal cup, so handle it carefully. If you're building a home coffee bar and want a small measuring cup for espresso and milk, this keeps the job simple.