The artistic skills of Italian Coffee, Coffee and Milk
The Art of Milk and Coffee
There are two main types of Latte Art: Free Pour, which "pulls" patterns while pouring hot milk into espresso, and Etching, which uses accessories such as chocolate sauce and toothpicks to "carve" directly on the foam on the surface of the latte after making the latte.
Compared with carving, the former is more wonderful, while the latter is more versatile. This is because when carving, the foam on the surface of the latte is stable and can support colored sauces such as chocolate sauce and caramel syrup, not only giving baristas more time, but also more freedom in drawing and composition.
The wonder of the flower is that the pattern is formed in the process of preparing the latte. The secret of pulling flowers, experienced baristas may start with how to make espresso and hot milk foam-but physically, what is it all about?
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