How To Fix The Issues With Your Latte Art Right Now

If you are failing with your attempts at latte art then maybe there's one or two minor things that are holding you back. In this video Jimmy goes through the most common mistakes that he sees baristas making when they are pouring out latte art. This could be the kind of milk jug you're using, how you are stretching and frothing your milk down to the type of coffee mug that you're pouring in to.

If you have been struggling to pour good consistent latte art then hopefully you find a few answers in this video. Thanks so much for watching!🤟

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[ArtistiCoffeeRoasters]

Be sure to keep watching from 9:55 when Jimmy does a wrap up of all of the tips to pour great latte art 👌🏼

[willo]

I think for every newbie like me, knowing what mistakes are, is more important than knowing what perfection is.

[jaredjing]

Nice demonstration, I made all the mistakes shown here:)

[insurvive]

Bastard, makes it look so easy! :)
I guess, I’m on that too much foam mistake. Thanks for the video!

[bottop]

When a person can make a mistake with intent, you know that person has full knowledge of what he is doing. Great Information !

[gregoryrobak]

I just started my espresso journey with my first machine! This video is the most informative on latte art I have seen thus far, thank you! After watching this, I think my biggest problem s not swirling the milk right up to the pour, as I end up with too thick foam at the end when I'm attempting to start the art. So many tips you gave, I never thought about left or right handed art, being left handed I will now keep that in mind for my own cups!

[ric]

Magic. Had a fluke yesterday with my first attempt on a domestic machine at work and felt pleased. Tried it again this morning and it went all wrong. Thanks for the tips. Looking forward to nailing it tomorrow. You're skilful man. I wish you all the best in life. 🙏🏾

[ExtraordinaryMedia]

It's great that you show the common mistakes. Not only the the right way. With this, i understand my mistake. I will try and try to do a good latte art. Thanks mate

[cardisrty]

I'm a batista an I'm crap at making beautiful shapes, however I'm going to keep watching this video it's super detailed! Packed full of information

[stephenc]

I really enjoyed watching the mistakes, been in a cafe for 5 days and I’ve probably been doing everything wrong, though I’ve not really had much training. I have been shown twice how to make coffee but your instructions are very good and easy to understand. Thanks

[agnesdelanoy]

Strangely enough it was good to see all the different ways latte art can go wrong. I must admit I’ve done of most of them! I agree, practice makes perfect so practice I will.

[EricGifford]

Thank you for showing the mistakes! I could easily pinpoint what my latte ‘art’ looks like, and therefore understand what issue I was running into. As a beginner who only gets to make 1-2 cups per day, it’s hard to understand where the problem lies when you’re trying to figure everything out at once.

[dogacan]

Arkadaşlar en iyi anlatan bu adam, hem tekniğini anlatıyor hem de sezgisel el hareket ve davranışları başarılı bir şekilde anlatmış.
Friends, this guy explains it best, he explains his technique and also he successfully explained intuitive hand movements and behaviors.
Thanks man!!!

[aliperez]

I think I’ve never seen a video out of all I’ve seen that helped me so much!!! God Bless ur soul❤

[WillNewcomb]

Useful! I have a cheap DeLonghi espresso machine. I've modified the steam arm enabling me to better control the type of foamed milk. I can draw patterns on my espresso shot but I can never get the milk to flow to create a tulip etc.

I'm happy that I can get the right foam if I'm careful.

[dantofoz]

Great job. Makes sense to me to watch Australians hand out coffee making advice. I've travelled the world, and nobody can match us when it comes to coffee

[nullptrRL]

I have been making all of these mistakes, so this was a super helpful video.

[jjeoy]

I know it's different on a professional machine but I'm surprised at how quickly you got that milk to the proper texture at the end there. I have a lot to learn.

[greasy_beefcake]

How good is the muscle memory on this guy. You can see he's done each step a million times.

[karstenhaak]

Jimmy, thank you so much for the good tips. Me and Lott are going to train our skills using your vids. Now I will enjoy my latte even more!