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Budan Cupping Bowl

Original price was: ₹1,199.00.Current price is: ₹899.00.

The Budan Cupping Bowl is a 200ml stainless-steel vessel built for two jobs: sensory coffee cupping and daily milk frothing. Its seamless interior, wide spout, and heat-retentive body make it a dependable cupping bowl for Indian cafés and serious home setups.

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Description

01 / The Cupping Bowl

A Cupping Bowl Built for Both the Cupping Table and the Counter

Indian cafés juggle sensory evaluation and service from the same small counter, often with the same handful of tools. The Budan Cupping Bowl is engineered to move between both roles without missing a beat.

Stainless steel cupping bowl used for coffee cupping and milk frothing

One Bowl, Two Stations

Cupping tables demand a vessel that holds aroma without interference. Espresso bars demand one that froths milk consistently, shift after shift. This cupping bowl is built to satisfy both briefs at once, so it moves from the tasting table to the milk station without a change of tool.

Home brewers running informal cupping sessions or steaming milk for a morning latte get the same consistency a café counter relies on.

Built Around

What The Design Delivers

  • Seamless interior with no crevices for residue or contamination to hide in
  • 200ml capacity suited to single shots, cupping samples, and milk-based servings
  • Built-in measurement indicator for consistent, repeatable pours
  • Stainless-steel body retains heat, keeping frothed milk at serving temperature longer
  • Ergonomic handle designed to reduce fatigue across long service shifts
02 / Specification

Every Detail of the Cupping Bowl, Accounted For

01

Premium Stainless Steel

A durable stainless-steel shell built to withstand daily cupping and frothing cycles without pitting or staining.

02

200ml Capacity

Sized for single espresso shots, cupping samples, and larger milk-based drinks — one bowl covers most café pours.

03

Seamless Construction

No welds or joints inside the bowl, so residue has nowhere to collect and cleanup stays fast between cups.

04

Wide Pouring Spout

A generous spout controls flow for clean pours, whether you’re topping a cupping sample or finishing a latte.

05

Ergonomic Handle

Shaped for extended barista shifts, reducing hand fatigue across back-to-back frothing rounds.

06

Excellent Heat Retention

The stainless body holds frothed milk at serving temperature, giving baristas time to plate multiple drinks without a texture drop.

  • Material: Premium stainless steel
  • Capacity: 200ml
  • Interior: Seamless, crevice-free finish
  • Spout: Wide pouring design
  • Handle: Ergonomic grip
  • Markings: Built-in measurement indicator
  • Variant: Standard
Questions

Cupping Bowl — Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capacity of the Budan Cupping Bowl?

It holds 200ml, enough for a single espresso shot, a standard cupping sample, or a larger milk-based beverage.

Can this cupping bowl be used for milk frothing as well as cupping?

Yes. Its seamless stainless-steel build and heat retention make it equally suited to sensory cupping sessions and daily milk frothing at the counter.

How do I clean the bowl between uses?

The seamless interior has no crevices, so a quick rinse and wipe keeps it hygienic between cupping rounds or drink orders.

Does the bowl have measurement markings?

Yes, an indicator line marks the 200ml level, helping baristas pour consistent volumes every time.

Is this bowl suitable for home coffee setups?

Yes. Home brewers running cupping sessions or steaming milk for lattes get the same consistency and easy cleanup that café baristas rely on.

Who It’s For

Built for Cuppers and Baristas Alike

The Budan Cupping Bowl suits Indian cafés running daily quality checks alongside service, and home brewers who want one dependable vessel for both cupping and milk work.

Additional information

Weight 0.4 kg
Dimensions 10 × 5 × 10 cm

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