History of coffee latte art, classification of coffee latte art

The coffee we drink every day, whether it is made at home or drunk outside, the most popular in recent years is coffee latte art. A small cup of coffee blooms with various patterns, which is beautiful and delicious. Let's take a look at the history and classification of coffee latte art

Coffee latte art is a variation of the original cappuccino or latte. There is no clear documentation on the origin of coffee latte art. We only know that in Europe and the United States, coffee latte art was a high-level professional technique displayed during coffee performances. Such innovative skills and high-level techniques greatly shocked the coffee industry at the time and attracted public attention from the beginning. Everyone was deeply attracted by the magical and gorgeous skills of coffee latte art.

At that time, most of the focus in coffee latte art was on the presentation of patterns, but after a long period of development and evolution, coffee latte art is not only about visuals, but also about the smooth taste of milk and the way and technique of blending it have been continuously improved, and then the presentation of the overall taste has reached the so-called realm of color, aroma and taste.

In Europe, America and Japan, there are many professional coffee books that introduce the basic techniques of "La tte Art". There are also many coffee-related books that use latte art as a professional symbol on the cover. Moreover, latte art has become a necessary professional technique for various competitions today.

There are two techniques for coffee latte art, namely, latte art and engraving. Latte art is to pour milk with foam into espresso to form a pattern by mixing the two foams. However, engraving, as the name suggests, is to use a coffee latte needle to draw more delicate patterns on the surface of coffee with excess milk foam or chocolate sauce. Today's coffee engraving art can draw more complex faces of people or cartoon characters.

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