How do you put a latte in a glass?

Tilt the cup you’re pouring into at a 30–45° angle. Pour slowly from a height of a few inches (7–8cm) above the cup, aiming to pour milk directly into the deepest part of your pool of espresso. Continue the high and slow pour until your coffee and milk reaches the lip of your cup, then stop the stream of milk.

What are the 3 different styles of latte art called?

There are 4 basic latte art patterns one must first learn how to pour. These 4 patterns are the foundations of any advanced designs….

  • Solid Heart. The most important basic pattern, the numero uno on our list is the heart shape.
  • Simple Tulip.
  • Rosetta.
  • Swan.

How do I make my latte art contrast better?

To create high-contrast, glossy latte art, your milk should have about one-fourth of an inch of foam at the top of the cup. The milk should be without air bubbles and have a smooth texture like wet paint, and it should adhere to the side of the pitcher when swirled around.

How do you pour tulips in coffee?

The tulip

  1. Use Lattiz to fill your jug with milk foam and swirl it well.
  2. Move the jug down so that the nozzle of the milk jug almost touches the espresso.
  3. Make another half moon with the spout almost on the espresso.
  4. Repeat the process from step 3 several times to “stack” the petals of the tulip one above the other.

Can you pour latte art in any cup?

I started latte art years ago, and I can comfortably pour something reasonable in almost any cup shape; however, it was the 6oz (I think) Intelligentsia d’Ancap cup that really honed my skills. The ACF cups are very similar in shape and also work very well.

What is the barista pattern?

What is the Barista Pattern? The consistent way to prepare, craft, and connect to bring Starbucks experience to life each shift- Prepare, Craft, & Connect, and Trainsition.

What is etching latte art?

However, art can also be created using a method called “etching.” Dismissed by some latte art purists as a cop out, etching involves drawing an image into the latte with a thin, sharp instrument (sometimes, even a toothpick).

How do you make latte art more defined?

Pro Tips for Latte Art

  1. Prep your milk before pulling a shot.
  2. Steam milk that looks like wet paint.
  3. Give yourself a blank canvas at every step.
  4. Pour into the center of the espresso.
  5. Focus on steaming the right amount of milk for your cup.
  6. Know what you’re trying to pour ahead of time.

What temperature should milk be for latte art?

Submerging the wand will create the “whirlpool” motion necessary to break down bubbles and create microfoam. Once your milk has reached the appropriate temperature (between 140-145 degrees Fahrenheit), turn off the steam wand. Purge it, and give it a few vigorous wipes with a clean towel.