Latte Art

We’ll be honest: making latte art is hard. Would-be baristas are very often deterred by a couple of crappy latte pours, and the truth is, you don’t just get better at it overnight. We considered making a ChefSteps-style how-to video for pouring a rosetta, but Charles Babinski, the barista in this video, talked us out of it. Even if we show a few beautiful pours, Charles explained, people still won’t learn how to do it, because the only way to learn is by doing. So we asked Charles if we could instead capture a video of the tips and tricks he uses to teach other baristas to pour latte art. He immediately whipped out two pitchers, filled one with water, and walked us through the routine you see above. We hope Charles’s advice will be more helpful than the same old latte art video, but don’t expect to get it right on the first (or second, or third) try. It’s actually very difficult, and a little bit of patience and practice will go a long way.

Get a good cup to pour into; it should have more curvature on the bottom, which will make it easier to pour (rounded is much better than flat or square).

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scene from dvd latte art(part1)

If you love barista style coffee then the chances are you’re already accustomed to getting a fancy pattern in the top of your latte, however nothing quite like the work...

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