Where do the flowers come from?
Many people like the beautiful patterns in coffee cups, and baristas are also tirelessly pursuing the more beautiful and more difficult art of drawing flowers, so how did they come from?
In fact, there has never been a very clear literature on the origin of the coffee flower, except that it was the difficult professional technology shown in the coffee performance in Europe and the United States at that time, and such innovative skills greatly shocked the coffee industry at that time and attracted the attention of the public from the very beginning. All people are deeply attracted by the magical and gorgeous skills of coffee flower drawing.
However, the contemporary pursuit of flower-pulling art is still striving for perfection. In addition to paying attention to patterns, the ways and skills of milk's dense taste and fusion have also been constantly improved. Over time, coffee flowers are presented visually, and then the overall taste can also achieve the realm of color, aroma and taste.
With the endless emergence of ideas, the integration of freshness and the sense of the times, coffee flower has a flat pull and 3D three-dimensional pull.
Plane flower drawing
The plane drawing flower is a kind of art that we can see and enjoy in the general coffee shop. Coffee Latte Art is mainly divided into two types: one is Free Pour, which pours milk with milk foam into espresso to mix the two kinds of foam to form a unique pattern; the other is Etching, which, after making a latte, draws a more delicate figure on the coffee surface with extra milk foam or chocolate sauce.
3D solid flower drawing
Movies have long entered the 3D era, combined with the times, in order to bring customers more freshness, 3D three-dimensional flower drawing has become more and more popular. Compared with planar flower drawing, 3D flower drawing requires faster and more sophisticated skills to complete. In the material is also different from the plane flower, more foam can produce the three-dimensional effect of various patterns.
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