Latte Art from the Jug

Good view of a rosetta from behind the jug

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• rosetta
• art
• coffee
• latte
• cappuccino

[IndexTyrzi]

in green hornet it looks x∞ better

[markpianoman]

I want to do Latte Art so bad, but I haven't been able to get a fine foam with the Rancilio Silvia yet.... can't figure it out. It just heats up the milk, and gives me a thick foam on the top...

[cyclone100100]

from the jug of course LOL

[Xiia0Sn00pY]

@IndexTyrzi How the hell did i say you did it? I said the green hornet did not create the latte art. They just made it more "known" geez read the comment

[IndexTyrzi]

@Xiia0Sn00pY did I say it did jackass?

[Xiia0Sn00pY]

@IndexTyrzi green hornet didnt come up with the latte art dumbass

[ShakeDembo1]

@markpianoman Try to make the thick foam quicker so the milk won't be that hot and then find the angle wich speens the milk and the foam and by that the texture gets more creamy.

(Usually that angle is like one inch deeper)

[djanheuser]

What type of milk is normally used in lattes (2%, 4%?)?

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[MrLennonman]

terrible