Description
Original stainless steel milk jug for frothing 480 ml for Breville espresso machine SP0001528
The Breville SP0001528 milk jug is a genuine 480ml stainless steel accessory designed for use with Breville espresso machines. The jug allows you to prepare high-quality micro-foam milk for cappuccinos, lattes and other coffee drinks - directly from the machine's steam nozzle. A genuine part tested and approved by Breville for use with a range of their espresso machine models.
A lost or damaged milk jug doesn’t necessarily mean buying a new machine. The original Breville milk jug SP0001528 restores your full milk frothing capacity – with a capacity of 480 ml, enough for two large lattes or four cappuccinos at once. Click the “Check Model Compatibility” button at the top of the page to make sure the jug is compatible with your machine.
Why does a damaged milk jug affect the quality of the foam?
The original Breville milk jug SP0001528 is designed to withstand the exacting conditions of Breville machines – high pressure and temperatures of up to 70 degrees. When the jug cracks, bends, or the handle is damaged – it is difficult to maintain the correct angle of inclination while frothing, which affects the quality of the micro-foam. From the experience of our technicians, customers who have replaced a damaged jug with an original jug report an immediate and consistent improvement in frothing results.
✅ 18/8 stainless steel – resistant to heat and intensive daily use
✅ 480 ml capacity – suitable for single and double drinks
✅ Pointed neck – allows for the creation of latte art designs
✅ Original Breville part – fits exactly to the machine's conditions
⚠️ Non-genuine parts may be made of thinner stainless steel that warps with prolonged use at high heat.
Find the model sticker (E-Nr): On Barista Express and Barista Pro – the model sticker is usually located on the bottom of the machine. On Bambino Plus – on the side of the machine near the control panel. Click the “Check Model Compatibility” button for an accurate determination.
📋 Technical specifications
| attribute | value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer's SKU | SP0001528 |
| brand | Breville |
| material | 18/8 stainless steel |
| volume | 480 ml (16 fl. oz) |
| Use | Milk frother with steam nozzle |
| Match | Breville espresso machines – see compatibility check |
✅ Compatible models
The part fits the following models (make sure it matches the model number on the sticker):
- BES860XL – Barista Express
- BES900XL – The Dual Boiler
- BES840XL – Infuser
- BES250XL – Cafe Venezia
- ESP8XL – Cafe Roma
- ESP6SXL – Cafe Modena
⚠️ Note: Part number SP0001528 has been replaced with newer versions. Newer Breville models (Barista Pro, Bambino Plus, Oracle) may use a newer carafe. Check compatibility before ordering.
💡 Tip from the experts
The most common mistake we see – overfilling the jug. In our experience, customers who fill a 480ml jug more than 250-300ml find that the milk overflows as it foams. Rule of thumb: fill no more than half the volume – and always leave room for foam that is three times the volume of the milk. This simple restriction solves about 80% of complaints about “uneven foam”.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Is a 480 ml pitcher suitable for one or two glasses?
A 480 ml pitcher is suitable for two approaches. For one large latte – fill with 150-200 ml of milk. For two cappuccinos – fill with about 250 ml. The foam created approximately doubles the volume of the milk, so always leave some empty space in the pitcher.
Can I put the stainless steel pitcher in the dishwasher?
Yes, the original Breville stainless steel jug is dishwasher safe. It is recommended to place it in the top rack, with the opening facing down. For maximum longevity of the jug – rinse after each use to remove milk residue that may stick.
What is the difference between the SP0001528 pitcher and newer pitcher models?
Part number SP0001528 is an older version of the Breville frothing pitcher. Breville has updated the part number over the years (currently SP0001875 and SP0011391). All versions are 480ml stainless steel pitchers for the same purpose – the difference is in compatibility with specific machine models. Check compatibility with your machine model.








