The important factors of how to choose the size of the coffee cups

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Ever since I began to learn to pull flowers.

I have bought more than 10 flower cups along the way.

In particular, the three Motta series really made me lose a lot of blood.

And it didn't achieve the effect I wanted.

Therefore, I have never started the more expensive Alessi flower cup.

One costs nearly 5000 Taiyang, and it would hurt too much if it didn't suit me more.

The photos above are not in my collection.

This is a photo of Perrys's flickr album (the Greek champion of flower drawing).

The whole series of Alessi in the left and right row is very scary, isn't it?

The middle row is Motta.

I guess the cup shape on the far right belongs to BMW.

I personally have more than 10 flower cups (alas, I regret buying them).

Especially if I didn't listen to Silence, I bought three Motta cups.

How expensive it is!

The previous articles all talk about my personal myth of learning to pull flowers.

The myth theme of this article is the size of the flower cup.

As soon as I started playing, I tried many times to buy the size of the coffee cup.

Fortunately, there are only two people between me and Doodle, and even if we can buy unusable cups, there are only two.

The coffee cup I just used is 250cc.

The cup used is the cup of BMW 350.

There are two parts that can cause problems.

First, because in the process of milking, we need space to make the milk rotate.

So, although the 350cc flower cup, will not use the full space

Otherwise, it is easy to have milk spill in the process of milking.

Second, because the milk is about 7% to 8% full of the cup.

At the beginning of the flower cup, the foam was poured out without tilting much.

At this time, the mouth of the flower cup is still far from the surface of the coffee.

It's hard to control the graphics you want to appear.

It is very difficult to have a good practice effect.

Not long after, I switched to a flower cup the size of 600cc.

When the cup gets bigger, it only takes about half a cup to beat the same amount of milk.

It also determines the first important factor in flower drawing.

Half a cup of milk, the cup must be tilted nearly 45 degrees before any foam will flow out.

At this time, the mouth of the flower cup is very close to the surface of the coffee.

It is better to control the figure of flower drawing.

Advice from my personal experience

It will be quicker to learn to pull flowers or to start with 600cc.

As for the influence of the shape of the mouth of the flower cup, we will discuss it later.

If the power of the home machine is very small, there is still a chance to use the 600cc flower cup directly.

In the last film I made,

Directly use EES200 to beat the flower cup of BMW 600s.

The film proved to be ok's.

If there are really other household machines whose steam pipes are too short to touch the milk level of the big cup,

It is recommended to use a small cup to beat the foam, pour it into a large cup and then draw flowers.

I'm sure you'll feel differently.

I was bored a while ago. I used a concentrated cup to play with flowers.

If it were you, would you use 350cc's small flower cup or 600cc's big cup?

In the picture above, the coffee cup is only about 2oz, about 60cc.

I still use 600cc's BMW flower cup.

Because it's easy, this factor is very important.

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