Free-pour drip coffee art?
Does anyone do, or has anyone seen free pour cafe au let art? I dont have a steam wand for milk at home so I haven't been able to try it. I'm looking into opening a coffee brew bar without an espresso machine and would still like to aesthetically beautiful drinks likened to latte art. Any ideas? Is anyone doing anything artsy with drip-brewed coffee drinks? Thanks. -Cash c[_]
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Permalink Reply by James Liu on
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Yeah, it's been done. You need to spoon off any bubbles that are sitting on top of the coffee, but after that, it's just like pouring into a hot chocolate.
I don't know where you're going to get a good steam wand that doesn't come on an espresso machine though.
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Permalink Reply by Cash Reynolds on
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Thanks James. I don't know where to find a steam wand either James, bought one about 10 - 15 years ago for a friend and haven't tried searching for one yet. - Cash c[_]
James Liu said:Yeah, it's been done. You need to spoon off any bubbles that are sitting on top of the coffee, but after that, it's just like pouring into a hot chocolate.
I don't know where you're going to get a good steam wand that doesn't come on an espresso machine though.
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Thanks Ricky, I'll try that. - Cash (_)o
Ricky Sutton said:Making an "au lait" with french pressed coffee has been much more successful than any other brewing process. There's more contrast so your pour is more highlighted.
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