If you want to make beautiful coffee flowers, it will be more suitable to choose Nestle whole milk.

Because the fat content of whole milk is relatively high, the milk foam is more dense and detailed, which is more suitable for pulling flowers. First of all, pour the milk into the milk bubble pot; Secondly, the milk is heated to about 61 degrees; Finally, choose the appropriate pattern drawing method to make the desired pattern.

Nestle is recommended for milk. It is not expensive, and the milk foam is delicate and durable. A special milk for coffee can also be produced in the bright future, provided that it is full-fat milk. However, as it is all for catering users, it may not be packaged in large packages, so as long as it is pure milk, it is just that the milk foam is not delicate and durable.

The skills of coffee flower pulling are as follows:

1. Flower pulling. When pulling flowers, we usually choose milk to pull flowers. When we inject milk, we must choose a good angle. Under normal circumstances, many baristas will choose an angle where the coffee cup is tilted about 31 degrees to inject milk, because it is not only very convenient and fast to inject milk, but also without worrying about the milk being sprayed out.

2. Boil milk. When boiling milk, we must keep a uniform speed. Then, the coffee cup should swing evenly, which can make the pulled flowers look better. Moreover, it is also a relatively simple method to make the pulled flowers. In addition, with the continuous shaking of the coffee cup, the shape of the flowers will become bigger and bigger. At this time, we should continue to swing evenly at a certain speed and not retreat.

3. Take-up position. The take-up position of the milk determines whether the flowers are beautiful. Under normal circumstances, we will stop injecting the milk when it reaches nine minutes full in the coffee cup, but we should slowly lift the cup filled with milk to make the water flow thinner, and then slowly stop injecting. Whether this part can be done well determines whether the flowers we make are beautiful or not.