3 Bases in 5 minutes: LATTE ART TUTORIAL

#latteart #Coffee #coffeetutorial
The Base you make is the foundation to the rest of the pour. So it's up to us to have a strong base form the very beginning. Here we teach three styles at light speed. Hope you find some nuggets of knowledge here. Bases are aces.

ALSO behind the Scene fact: I used 4 month old coffee for this video (You can for sure tell) It has lost much of its cream and flow like qualities.

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Chapters:
0:00 INTRO
00:34 - 2:03 DRIFT BASE
2:04 - 3:14 PUSH/MUSHROOM BASE
3:15 - 4:30 SIMPLE BASE
4:31-4:50 OUTRO

[murphy]

I had to stop halfway in this video because a couple thoughts I did not want to forget. 1 I can listen to you talk about anything as long as you are as into it as you seem about this subject. 2 on this subject I think there were a couple things you said that clicked with me that no other teaching description of how to do the process has landeded with me like you have, very helpful. the third thing is find watching your hands while you talk is captivating, I can see your hand movements making it all happen. Ok back to the 😀

[Olsonlife]

I’ve been struggling so much with this and no one has explained it like you just did. A million wrong videos and then you. 🙌

[TheDailyMoogle]

Creating that current is exactly the thing I’ve been missing to take my pours to the next level. I never got how in all these videos people are able to pour so “far back” into the cup like that. Thank you!!

[incognito_otter]

Hi! My partner and I recently got an espresso machine and since then we've been drinking ridiculous amounts of cappuccino to improve our skills. I've watched so so many videos on how to steam milk and how to do latte art and yours are by far the very best! After your video on steaming milk I was finally able to create beautiful microfoam. Thank you so much for posting these videos - I am so grateful for your hard work 💛

[Stan_sprinkle]

I love the reverse plane landing analogy and the off beat concept. It really seems to help me.

[ichervon]

Just concept of "the current" itself literally improved my game the same day I watched it))) I used to wonder "why the heck sometimes my bases look so delicate and colourful, but most of the times fat and white"))) Now I know the answer. Many thanks for that!!! Never heard anyone else noting the importance of the current, cool👍🏻😊

[DenScan]

Wooo-hooo! Emilee does the best and MOST FUN latte art videos on the planet. Lucky friends who get to hang out with her in real space! Some day...

[johnriper]

These tutorials are great because they're packed with info. Nary a wasted image or word. Also, I was just wondering what people call the "drifting base." Good to know.

[pastaheadmooo]

Wow! Makes me appreciate all the latte art that every Toronto barista makes looks so easy

[duncanbackus]

I really appreciate the detail that you put into your videos. I haven't seen much else that shows how to get these bases started. Thank you!!

[overheadrecipes]

you've gotten more and more comfortable in front of the camera, as a result, your tutorials are better than ever as well! Kudos! 🎉

[marcusherts]

I’m slowly getting better,
keep doin what you do, because it’s very much appreciated,
love your channel x

[ryankhetlyr]

You’re the greatest! I’m getting better and better at the heart - now I can’t wait to try these! Love the info - love you’re energy - love your humor! Thanks for the video!

[tkx]

Emilee is such a gorgeous gal. Love her enthusiasm. I love my coffee.

[tonjeskjalmar]

I love your videos ❤ I’m a baby barista from Norway and I’ve been making coffee for about a year. I’m working on fixing some mistakes that were given to me in my training, and seeing that I make better and better coffee’s and your videos are great! I learn so much, and I have words on things I might suddenly have done that works, but haven’t picked up the exact point of what works and what doesn’t. So thank you so much!❤

[olivierpomerleau]

Thank you Emilee! This video explained a part I was lacking in latte art. I wasn't aware on the need to create the current in the cup. I couldn't understand why all my designs were really small.

[superstrada]

You are the best at latté art / coffee description! Very helpful.

[susanmessenger]

I came to youtube today looking for this video and DAMN ! you nailed exactly where my attempts at latte art were not working. Milk art is about flow and this video in 5 minutes was ( I hate to use this word ) perfect. Please do this some more....3 quick strategies in 5 minutes. I am off to explore Patreon. Your video content deserves support. All the best Emilee.

[jasferflorendo]

Thank you for this tutorial emilee🙂🙂
This helps me to improve my latte art most especially in making wing tulip and Rosetta 🙂🙂🙂

[svldvc]

Absolutely love your explanations. So easy to understand.