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Why are all the milk bubbles on the coffee? the skill of playing milk foam with coffee flowers.

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, Why are the milk bubbles on the coffee? at that time, most of the coffee flowers were focused on the presentation of patterns, but after a long period of development and evolution, coffee flowers were not only visually fastidious, but the ways and techniques of milk's dense taste and fusion have been constantly improved to achieve the so-called color and fragrance in the presentation of the overall taste.

Why is the milk bubble on the coffee? Coffee pull flower milk bubble skills

At that time, most of the attention was paid to the presentation of patterns, but after a long period of development and evolution, coffee flowers not only pay attention to the visual, but also constantly improve the way and skills of milk dense taste and fusion, and then in the overall taste presentation, to achieve the so-called color, fragrance, taste and complete state.

In Europe and America and Japan, there are many professional coffee books, all introducing the basic techniques of "Latte Art", and there are many coffee-related books, which are professional symbols with coffee flower as the cover, and coffee flower has become a necessary professional technique for various competitions nowadays.

Every year in the United States "coffee fest" will hold "The Millrock Latte art Competition" world coffee flower competition, gathered coffee flower masters from all over the world, in the competition to show a variety of innovative patterns and skilled skills, and known as the coffee world Olympic competition "(WBC) world coffee flower competition, coffee flower is the players essential professional coffee technology, each representative of each country, In the course of the competition, the Cappuccino event will show their superb flower pulling skills, which shows the importance and professionalism of coffee flower pulling in the Italian coffee industry.

1: Pour enough cold milk into the glass (3-5°C)

2: Put the steam pipe into the cup, and insert the depth of milk over the steam head. Turn on the steam and slowly raise the steam pipe until you approach the top of the milk. The milk should not be stretched too much nor should it have any large bubbles. The result is a smooth, velvety glass of milk.

3: Let the milk reach about 37ºC, steam pipe deep into the milk.

4: until milk is heated to between 55°C and 60 ° C

5: Turn off steam and clean steam pipe with damp cloth.

6: Let the milk settle for a few seconds. There will be more velvet texture.

7: If you see any bubbles on the surface of the milk, smash the glass on the counter and shake the milk.

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