Coffee Latte Design

Coffe latte art

Some latte coffee art designs can be found here

Most people say that latte art is the art of painting over coffee. Coffee lovers
When we drink coffee in the cafe and we order latte coffee, we will not find a cup of plain, unadorned latte coffee. Typical decoration that beautify our coffee is called latte art. When the coffee painters or baristas are in action at the coffee bar, we'll be amazed to see them. When these baristas demonstrate 'painting' coffee with milk made in such a way as paintings or interesting pictures look very easy, but they're not as easy as one might imagine They need special skills and science to make the latte art look perfect.

Latte art is not just pouring milk into espresso. Latte art occurs due to a heated milk aid with frother or steamer and then forming a microfoam. The presence of this microfoam alters the characteristics of ordinary liquid milk. The scientific language of this process is denaturation. Milk consists of protein, fat and sugar. By the time the milk is evaporated the fat breaks down and breaks down the sugar present to it and makes the milk feel sweeter. Well, milk that has produced this microfoam poured barista into espresso and can be formed into various designs in latte art.

The Origin of Latte Art
The inventor of the latte art listed two people who, In the mid-1980s, a man from the United States named David Schomer was crazy about creating art on coffee. The second is Luigi Lupi, an Italian man. Whoever first discovered this method, no one denies that David Schomer was the most skilled in the latte art. David Schomer also made the book In 1994 in the Coffee Talk article, Schomer said that he has developed a heart shape into the latte since autumn in 1989. In the article Schomer indirectly patented the 'heart shape' in the latte art.