Latte Art Training Live: How to practice latte art at home!

In this video I'm showing you a simple way to practice Latte Art at home.

This is what you need:
- Heating device to heat up the milk
- Thermometer to measure the temperature of your milk
- a French Press or manual milk frother to froth the milk
. a milk jug (any kind you prefer)
. a cup or glass
- Milk (any kind you prefer)
- Coffee powder

And these are the steps:
- Heat up the milk of your choice on any heating source you have available at home. The milk should reach a temperature of about 55C° to 60C° Any higher than 70C° and you'll start burning the milk!
- Once your milk is ready, pour it into your French Press or manual milk frother and start pushing the plunger up and down. The more pushes, the thicker the milk will get. It's a matter of practice and experience to decide, how many pushes are needed. But you might start with 10-15 times
- Now pour the textured milk into the jug of your choice. You can use any kind, yet the more pointy your spout, the easier it's going to be
- Put some ground coffee beans into your cup. You can either grind the coffee yourself with a manual grinder, or simply buy pre-ground coffee
- Now start pouring, thereby practicing your technique and patterns. Once you're done, you can pour the entire content of the cup back into the jug. Give the milk-coffee mixture a good swirl to keep the microfoam in tact and start over by putting new coffee grinds into the cup, pouring yet again.
The best part: You can repeat this process multiple times, saving lots of milk and coffeee! :)

[Tata-iufy]

I needed this. I have only been able to practice this one time a day. I am not a barista I am just a coffee lover that wants to learn latte’ art at home.

[palakapeako]

That method of latte art practice is brilliant for being cheaper to do! Thank you for the idea. And ohh I like that small gas heater!

[yyuyye]

You helped me solve my question that has been bothering me for a while! It is really a good way to practice Latte Art! Thank you so much!

[fcmcfcmc]

A selfless and generous teacher. Subbed with many thanks.

[edwinkreattor]

Thank you for this training video... I always think what is the best way to train latte skill without wasting the milk and coffee and I found this video, incredable.. You are the best!

[nmtkrb]

Никогда не видел подобного метода обучения.
Спасибо Вам! Очень здорово. Россия смотрит вас 😉👍🏽👋

[jennymccormick]

Ok I'm back a week later. I got a French press it makes amazing milk texture for latte art fast! Amazing!

[joskaffeekutsche]

I have to try that with cocoa powder!(without sugar) That way, I could even drink it afterwards 8)

[ridwantanjung]

This video safe my milk, coffee, and my time. Thanks a lot Dritan.

[pcl]

It’s really a very good way to practice. Thanks very much

[KingBeef]

This man is a genius! I can't wait to try this!

[RANGOTHEWILD]

I think the tapping on the counter helps settle the milk while at the same time helping push down the grinds to the bottom of the mug. Really cool! Will try it! I was wasting a lot of coffee before to practice.

[chintanpatel]

Boss im big fan of you. Really im just starting in costa coffee training barista mestro fue months ago and im happy watching your live training.

[Kolo_World]

Thanks for the tips 👍. I wonder what kind of people dislike this good video.

[NickKoudis]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ This is fantastic! Danke! Now I can train 12 times as much! I use cocoa dust and then drink the last one!

[MoorChannel]

Thank youuu sooo muchhh.. it's really matter what kind of milk that we are using and the technique does matter!

[juansebastianquinteroboter]

God bless you dear Mr. Alsela! This video which show thoroughly how to pour milk in a homemade way is absolutely magnificent!

[Moreno_Cubanito]

wow...amazing. Never knew it was that simple without all the expensive equipment.

[emmanuellebianchin]

As always Dritan, you give amazing tips. You are a great person because you share your knowledge. I admire you and definitely a role model. Wishing you the best !

[xiaoyuhe]

oh my god this is by far the most useful and money saving tips!!!