Zebra Alfredo

Latte art.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• alfredo
• darboven
• zebra
• latte
• art
• coffee
• kawa

[als786]

what milk is used for frothing?

[wasiek01]

@als786 In this movie I use 3,2% fat milk. But skimmed milk will work as well. Ofcourse this will totally change taste of the drink.

[SeaBastian020]

i've seen better, sorry.

[wasiek01]

@SeaBastian020 There is nothing to be sorry about :) I've seen better too.

[jrwilliam7]

spoons are for amatures... try to practice without using spoons ^^

[wasiek01]

Bla, bla, bla...

[FabricioEspinozaMora]

Hes using chocolate for the lines?

[Hollymadeline]

Opinions are like...

[jersan0223]

what is the white liquid on top? is that also a milk?

[hazymat]

There's an amazing snobbery about what constitutes 'real' latte art. Outsiders to the coffee world find it quite bizarre such a snobbery exists.

I appreciate advanced free-pour latte art but I have to say, the snobbery on comments of this page is typically male at best, downright pathetic at worst.

[SeaBastian020]

@DOGChels not meaning to hate, but you asked. yes, i probably could. i've had some experience in this and i could probably do better.

[DOGChels]

@SeaBastian020 You may have seen better ,

But could you do better

[shqyptar]

I won't drink it ..ever this crap...sorry don't seem drinkable..

[djbro16]

@als786 that's it?

[Btriex]

Whole milk is the way to go. That foam middle rail on top looked like hard nonfat clumpy foam. Id rather a person slurp up a fresh poured, still foamy aromatic latte like a Guiness beer fresh poured into a mug, than one that sat while the barista did art on top, and separated like a Guiness thats been sitting. You know what I mean?