Sophia

· 22 May 2021

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Latte art, creative with coffee

These are the beautiful drawings you make them especially for you on your coffee. From hearts to flowers; the creativity is endless, but why does it always fail with me and how can I make sure I do it next time?

There are many tutorials on YouTube that can guide you through the creation of this latte art.
The videos and my tips will help you make the latte art of your dreams.

Tip 1 Ensure the good texture of milk foam
The milk foam is the product with which you will make your drawing, so this should be good. If this is not the case, it may be that your milk foam disappears in your coffee or forms like an igloo on your coffee. The best texture of milk foam can be compared to melted ice. Walking, but still thick enough to float on your coffee.
To get this texture, it is best to use whole milk, as it is easiest to get to this melted ice texture.

Tip 2 Prepare your canvas!
Like Bob Ross always did with his oil paintings, you should do it with your coffee, because who can make art if your canvas isn't slippery? Give your coffee a soft twist so that the sides of your cup become covered with coffee and then your coffee lies flat in your cup. This not only mixes it together, but it also makes it easier to pour the milk foam into.

Tip 3 Rare corners
It's in your wrists. Keep it relaxed and keep your metal cup with your milk froth straight when you're pouring. It will take some time to get a steady hand in this, because it's something you need to feel. Also know that if you keep your wrist straight, your latte art will come out.

Tip 4 Take the time to draw your line
Do not rush while completing your latte art. Take your time, because it would be a shame if you were to ruin your hard work now because of your impatience.. At the last line I recommend keeping your metal cup a little higher so that you get a nice straight line through the middle of your latte art.

Tip 5 Less milk waste
With all that practice, you can waste a lot of milk, if you throw it away every time. Please stop this! Once you've tried your latte art throw everything back into your metal cup, turn the contents in here and throw a little of the coffee in your cup. On this coffee you sprinkle some cocoa powder to try your latte art. You can then pour it back and try a piece or five more times without changing your milk froth too much.

Everything is learning, as long as you keep trying and put time and love into it. Therefore, do not get frustrated if it does not work out at once and do not give up courage! It'll get a little easier every time and before you know it, you'll have your first latte art on the table.!


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