Latte art fail - Heart shape
- MNate
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Not raising the pitcher up enough on the cut through and/or running out of milk? Far from an expert. The trail of your cut throughs seem to be dribbling foam instead of really cutting through.
I found Lance Hedrick's videos online to be the best. I even just started over learning his way despite being fine at it for several years because I think some of my habits were wrong.
Sometimes it just comes after long enough- incremental improvements!
I found Lance Hedrick's videos online to be the best. I even just started over learning his way despite being fine at it for several years because I think some of my habits were wrong.
Sometimes it just comes after long enough- incremental improvements!
Do you know what's amazing about this video? Pretty much the antithesis of modern day prep adviceespressotime wrote:The way I do it.
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straight in the basket, tamped willy nilly, no rdt no wdt no distribution and it still probably tasted pretty good! Granted it was covered in milk but still hahaha.
It's like new math. it isn't important getting the correct answer.(good shot) it's knowing how to do it.
- espressotime
I tried all of that more than once. No difference to me. But like you said I always add milk.Cortados are what I drink 99% of the time.exidrion wrote:Do you know what's amazing about this video? Pretty much the antithesis of modern day prep advice![]()
straight in the basket, tamped willy nilly, no rdt no wdt no distribution and it still probably tasted pretty good! Granted it was covered in milk but still hahaha.
Steaming milk better helped my latte art more than anything else. Keeping the pitcher in the freezer helped me with steaming the milk better.

