Video introduction of the standard production process of coffee flower to milk

Video introduction of the standard production process of coffee flower to milk

On the Classification of cappuccino

Here, I have a topic about cappuccino, which is about the classification of cappuccino. If I understand this question correctly, I can classify cappuccino into three categories according to the quality of milk foam, one is wet cappuccino, one is dry cappuccino, and the other is half cappuccino in between. So how do we distinguish between these three kinds of cappuccino? If the foam technology passes, the quality of the foam can be used to distinguish it.

As follows: premise: 600ml (medium) pull the flower jar around, and fill the milk at the bottom of the cylinder mouth.

1. Wet cappuccino milk foam is 60% or 70% full. (the foam is very beautiful for making leaves and other patterns. At the same time, this foam can also be used to make latte.)

2. Dry cappuccino is full of milk foam.

3. Half cappuccino milk foam is 80% full; I prefer 90% milk foam. This foam is great for heart, apple and tulip patterns. In fact, what we usually use most is this kind of milk foam, which is used to make the cappuccino that is common in our daily work.

Just use ordinary whole milk, do not use skim milk, because the fat content of skim milk is too low, so the taste of the foam will be much worse than the whole milk. Milk foam is the product of a fine mixture of milk and air. The way to make milk foam is to pump air into the milk. The principle is simple, but it is not a simple thing to make a cup of dense and meticulous foam. The most common problem is that too much air enters the milk, producing too thick hard foam, which floats on the surface and cannot be fully mixed with coffee, so you can't enjoy the fine texture of foam and coffee when you drink it. It is recommended that you use a steam foam machine to make milk foam, which will make the process easier.