I’m very thankful for folks that produce clear, concise, useful content like this. TH-cam, with all its toxicity and spam, needs more like you and your team.
The best step-by-step latte art tutorial on youtube... finally someone explained and demonstrated all small steps that are required for a good pouring technique. Thank you!
One of my biggest problems has always been not having clear contrast for latte art. I have looked up a lot of tutorials on how to create better latte art, but no-one I've watched has explained how to properly "sink the milk". Thank you so much, I am excited to try this next time I work!
This is by far the best explanation online. I liked that you not only told what to do, but also explained the physics. As an aside, I miss the style of youtube production where the content is filmed without jump cuts.
A proper teacher explaining the detail. Thank you. Would like a short comment on the differences between steam nozzles with two - against - four holes.
Essentially, not much difference, they're built to do the same thing. There might be small variants of power+spin from the 2 to the 4, can't say which one is better. I'd adjust accordingly.. The four seems to be the more popular in a commercial setting and the two being prevalent on homes machines.
Easily the best series I've seen for coffee craft. Even covering a simple but important tip on how to hold the jug. No wonder coffee in Australia is so damn good. I've found myself saying mixin, mixin, mixin as I pour.
Gosh, you are such a good teacher! But you sure make it look much easier than it actually is! 🤣 I am right handed, but I really appreciate that you explained it for left handers as well.
Really needed a “how to pour” video which is where I think I’ve been screwing up. A lot of videos are about how to make latte art or steaming milk, but I don’t think I get the “canvas” right. This is super helpful and gonna give it a try! Ive been holding the cup wrong and never understood the tilting of the cup other than maybe it was more comfortable or looked cool, lol. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing!!!! I have a full automatic commercial machine, but I will try tonight by making the espresso and the milk separately, probably will use a milk blender to create the foam.
I just started bartending at a place with an espresso machine. I learned the basics but decided I should learn some art too. I’m excited to try my next shift.
Great tutorial... I love the explanation on how it works. Thank you! I'll give it a few tries to see if I can at least get some white on top of the brown...
Wow, this was an awesome video! I have been trying to do latte art and watched tons of videos. This was the first video that went through the process step by step and gave all the crucial details. I was able to make some kind of an art for the first time! Thanks so much!!
Wow I really love this channel this is the TH-cam channel that inspired me to my own TH-cam channel lots of knowledge you gain from this channel and improve your skills I love their techniques superb class 😘
Howdy from Texas! Just a quick question, does the crema color depend on the roast of the coffee? I've noticed light-medium roasts give a clear crema, and medium-dark roasts produce a darker crema, for which the art looks better on. Awesome videos btw, super helpful!
Thanks! Crema is going to establish the really defined contrast in the latte art. You want a colour to the crema that is contrast to the creaminess white of the milk so yes darker the better there.. Crema does not depend on roast style alone though. Everything from grind, dose, yield, temperature and pressure impact the creation of crema as well. The flip side - too much crema and it will be difficult to cut though with milk as well. Crema is a product of espresso, but not so much the hallmark of a great tasting espresso as it used to be known.
Great video. Even though its couple of years old, it is still one of the clearest instruction videos around. I got an issue whereby after setting the canvas and in going in for the second pour to create the heart from a low height, the white heart doesnt form and I can see milk still sinking in even though the spout is about 1 cm from the coffee surface. Any tips?
Thank you! I believe you may have not enough air incorporated into your milk so its so thin it just sinks below the surface try adding more air into the milk when steaming and try to pour again. Hope this helps th-cam.com/video/J4dbmW5UOtI/w-d-xo.html
Nice video and a sweet girl with a great way to convey the message. I had never thought about the orientation of the cup when holding it. I'm a left handed and since I'm just entering this world I'm wondering more about whether a barista would ask the customer which hands they hold the cup with. Again, as a left handed person it's quite annoying to come across such situations when I realize the cup was clearly designed for a right hander.
Lol... your comment was a year ago. Now.. have you seen her?? If not , come to Melbourne.. and you will see her. She is really a BEWDYYYY.... 🥰🥰🥰 luv the tutorial.. very informative.. well done.🥰🥰🥰
My eyes: It’s easy. I got it.
My hands: No, you did not.
Yah! Your right! Hahaha!
Me too.. lol
🤣🤣🤣
This is my hundreds trials. Yet...
You will never make a good bus driver
I’m very thankful for folks that produce clear, concise, useful content like this. TH-cam, with all its toxicity and spam, needs more like you and your team.
The best step-by-step latte art tutorial on youtube... finally someone explained and demonstrated all small steps that are required for a good pouring technique. Thank you!
One of my biggest problems has always been not having clear contrast for latte art. I have looked up a lot of tutorials on how to create better latte art, but no-one I've watched has explained how to properly "sink the milk". Thank you so much, I am excited to try this next time I work!
This is by far the best explanation online. I liked that you not only told what to do, but also explained the physics. As an aside, I miss the style of youtube production where the content is filmed without jump cuts.
So glad you're a left hander!
DO you have Left hand girl Fetish??
such luck! im left-handed and surprised to see as if it's made just for me!
@@MNJGaGa maybe he's a left-hander lol and it makes it easier to learn
Left hands means genius
Good for us left handed thank u
This is my first job as a barista and I’m trying to master it the best I can so this is really awesome coming from an actual coffee school ! Thank u !
that was an amazing demonstration. Everything that other teachers leave out in their lessons was present in this one. Well done!
I have watched so much videos on how to do latte art yours is definitely the best
Just practice, practice and practice! She's explaining it very well. I'm speaking out of my own young barista experience :).
Alrighty!
Abraham Elmo it’s pretty obvious
that's actually some great advice for beginners, and i gotta say i'm in love with that accent, lol
Alrighty!
Already
Straya
Love the tip about which direction the art should be oriented for right handed drinker.
Finally an Aussie girl shares the reasons for and techniques needed to achieve latte art thank you.
The way you instruct is short and easy. I will try to make my Art Latte again. Thanks a lot.
The direction of cup's holding is really new for me. Thanks a lot
Thank you very much, I've seen a lot of videos that make it look easy, however they never explain the entire process, I'll try it in a while :D
Thanks for this video! You being a left hander makes righties learning this so much easier! We just have to mirror your actions! Cheers!
I love her accent and thank God she's a left handed. Greetings from PH. 👌👌👌
Wow
You are an excellent trainer! Thank you so very much.
Absolutely BRILLIANT job!!! The BEST I've seen after a DECADE of watching others!!
As a left hander and a newly graduated student, this has helped me. Thank you
Most thorough explaination I’ve gotten so far, thanks!
She is a very good teacher. Merci beaucoup. ♡
Thank you for presenting adorable latte art.
I enjoyed learning how to pour the latte art accurately and in detail.
the fact that she’s left handed made me understand this so much more than the other vids i’ve seen
Thank you so much! Im a leftie as well and your vid just gave me enough confidence to do this things as well
You got this!
A proper teacher explaining the detail. Thank you. Would like a short comment on the differences between steam nozzles with two - against - four holes.
Essentially, not much difference, they're built to do the same thing. There might be small variants of power+spin from the 2 to the 4, can't say which one is better. I'd adjust accordingly.. The four seems to be the more popular in a commercial setting and the two being prevalent on homes machines.
Going to try the tips. My milk is finally consistently looking good. Just haven't gotten latte art yet. Got some tips I haven't gotten here, so ty.
Man, you made that look so easy. Thanks - great vid.
Glad it helped
Aww she’s so smiley 😊 great explanation too 👍🏼
this is full of great information in less than 5mins 😄 very helpful! thanks
Easily the best series I've seen for coffee craft. Even covering a simple but important tip on how to hold the jug. No wonder coffee in Australia is so damn good. I've found myself saying mixin, mixin, mixin as I pour.
Most simplified explanation I’ve found, thank you!
Gosh, you are such a good teacher! But you sure make it look much easier than it actually is! 🤣
I am right handed, but I really appreciate that you explained it for left handers as well.
well said with a chill accent, thanks
Really needed a “how to pour” video which is where I think I’ve been screwing up. A lot of videos are about how to make latte art or steaming milk, but I don’t think I get the “canvas” right. This is super helpful and gonna give it a try! Ive been holding the cup wrong and never understood the tilting of the cup other than maybe it was more comfortable or looked cool, lol. Thank you!
Hi! im a barista i learn a lot from this video, this is helpful, thanks for this video. 🙂
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen. Thank you so much! Now I understand better.
Thank you very much for the tutorial, you explained wonderfully, I wish you the best in your business, good afternoon.
Think I've learned more in these 5 minutes thall all the years I've owned my espresso machine.
definitely trying this out when my espresso machine arrives. gotta start practicing!
Very helpful!! Your tutorial is top notch!
Thank you very much for making such a useful video like this! It’s very helpful for people like me who has difficulty making latte at work!
Your such a great trainer infact a teacher
Now this was explained very well. Thank you. Others videos did not do justice.
thanks ..your mixin mixin mixin always on my mind.
hahaha
Not so keen on latte art but this is the best instructional video I've seen on it. Might even try it myself.
Thanks for sharing!!!! I have a full automatic commercial machine, but I will try tonight by making the espresso and the milk separately, probably will use a milk blender to create the foam.
Nice instructions! Now I just need to get my hands to follow those instructions...
I just started bartending at a place with an espresso machine. I learned the basics but decided I should learn some art too. I’m excited to try my next shift.
Wonderful technique and thank you for sharing 👏👏
It's like I've entered a parallel dimension where left handedness is the default. Thanks for the paradigm shift, and the milk pouring tips.
I did watched many videos to learn this art but your video is make it really easy to understand and do that Thanks ☺️
Thanks ive been looking really hard for this, I suck at pouring techniques and decorations
This is so clearly explained! Thank you so much!
Fantastic presentation! 😊
Thanks! This was professional, informative and concise!
Nice vibe ... was extremely happy by the end ...
Gonna come right back down after my pour tho so, yeah xD
I love your mixing mixing words
Great tutorial... I love the explanation on how it works. Thank you! I'll give it a few tries to see if I can at least get some white on top of the brown...
Thanks! Best video on milk pouring ive seen to date
Alrighty💕, just bought my pouring jar ... “love from Adelaide 🙂
From Philippines with love,,thank u! Godbless to your program.
Wow, this was an awesome video! I have been trying to do latte art and watched tons of videos. This was the first video that went through the process step by step and gave all the crucial details. I was able to make some kind of an art for the first time! Thanks so much!!
Thank you for so nice video! What do you think is it possible to do with the instant coffee?
Very helpful in basics of milk pouring . Thank you!
Quick and clear! Very nice video. Tks!
Explained nice and professionally. Thank you.
great love it! Great demonstration!
I've not seen the option to hold the jug with the thumb and finger for more control. I will definitely try this today.
This video is useful especially for beginners like me. Thank you for sharing!
Really good tutprial the best one I’ve seen yet
Thanks. Clear talk and nice smile, I buy !
Wow I really love this channel this is the TH-cam channel that inspired me to my own TH-cam channel lots of knowledge you gain from this channel and improve your skills I love their techniques superb class 😘
I love how detailed she is!!! Well done!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾🤗👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks for the tutorial. Nice explanation... 😊😊
I just fell hopelessly in love with your accent...
STRAYA!
Howdy from Texas! Just a quick question, does the crema color depend on the roast of the coffee? I've noticed light-medium roasts give a clear crema, and medium-dark roasts produce a darker crema, for which the art looks better on. Awesome videos btw, super helpful!
Thanks! Crema is going to establish the really defined contrast in the latte art. You want a colour to the crema that is contrast to the creaminess white of the milk so yes darker the better there.. Crema does not depend on roast style alone though. Everything from grind, dose, yield, temperature and pressure impact the creation of crema as well. The flip side - too much crema and it will be difficult to cut though with milk as well. Crema is a product of espresso, but not so much the hallmark of a great tasting espresso as it used to be known.
Beautiful amazing tutorial video !
Very well explain...thank you for the tips and tricks
Great video. Even though its couple of years old, it is still one of the clearest instruction videos around. I got an issue whereby after setting the canvas and in going in for the second pour to create the heart from a low height, the white heart doesnt form and I can see milk still sinking in even though the spout is about 1 cm from the coffee surface. Any tips?
Thank you!
I believe you may have not enough air incorporated into your milk so its so thin it just sinks below the surface try adding more air into the milk when steaming and try to pour again. Hope this helps
th-cam.com/video/J4dbmW5UOtI/w-d-xo.html
I'm a barista but i can't art same like you... It's amazing
A wonderfully explained tutorial - thank you
Simple and clear ..... Mixit mixit mixit .... 😀😀😀 Dats sounds nice
Nice video and a sweet girl with a great way to convey the message. I had never thought about the orientation of the cup when holding it. I'm a left handed and since I'm just entering this world I'm wondering more about whether a barista would ask the customer which hands they hold the cup with. Again, as a left handed person it's quite annoying to come across such situations when I realize the cup was clearly designed for a right hander.
This was very australian , very nice explaining video. Ta.
I struggle so much with this ahhh don't know how they make it look so easy
You explained it so well! Thank you!
nicely done... steps are showed in a perfect as well as easier way ... Appreciated
Thanks, a nice simple tutorial!
Yup...she explained quite well...tq
OMG You're amazing! i want to find you and give you a big HUG! The best tutorial ever.
Lol... your comment was a year ago. Now.. have you seen her?? If not , come to Melbourne.. and you will see her. She is really a BEWDYYYY.... 🥰🥰🥰 luv the tutorial.. very informative.. well done.🥰🥰🥰
instructions not clear. cat got stuck in coffee machine.
It was just a sleep of tongue... she was trying to mean coffee instead of cat
I will try this tomorrow morning for my morning coffee. Thanks for your tutorial video.
you make it sounds so easy
Thank you. I feel that you are really knowledgeable. Love this tutorial
Awesome tutorial 👍
Yeah finally someone handed !
Thanks it was helpful :)))
This info was really helpful mam I'll must try at work
Are you a Kiwi (New Zealander) living in the States? Wonderful explanation and thank you! 🙏