Question 1: Can instant coffee be used to draw flowers? Instant coffee powder cannot draw flowers, haha

Because instant coffee powder will not brew no matter how you brew it. There is a thick layer of fat floating on the surface of the coffee that is made with a espresso machine.

And that thick layer of fat is the key to latte art.

Question 2: Can instant coffee be used to make latte art? Latte art needs to be made with espresso coffee. Cheap machines will not work. Without a machine, a moka pot will work. Latte art requires coffee, which has a lot of grease. Instant coffee is not considered real coffee. Cannot latte art

Question 3: Can instant coffee be used for latte art practice? The coffee required for latte art must be strong and contain coffee oil, while instant coffee contains almost no oil, so it cannot be used for latte art.

Question 4: Can I use milk foam to make latte art with instant coffee? No, you need to use espresso to make latte art. Just use an espresso machine to make espresso. The more oily espresso you use, the more oil you need to latte art. You can also use a high-pressure moka pot.

Single products are not good either. Instant or not, there is no fat at all.

Question 5: Can Espresso be replaced with Nestlé instant coffee? I want to latte art! The appearance is the same and can be made, but the taste is very different

Question 6: Can Nestlé Instant Coffee 1 or 2 Extra Strong be used to make latte art? 1 2? Very interesting idea, but I recommend using extra black coffee.

Question 7: What should you pay attention to when making coffee latte art? For fancy coffee, most of them use espresso as the base and add frothed milk or something. However, espresso generally needs to be made with a pump coffee machine. . It passes cold water directly through high pressure to press out coffee instead of filtering it. The biggest feature of the coffee produced is that there is a layer of grease on the coffee, commonly known as coffee oil. Other siphon coffee pots or royal coffee pots do not have such a high-pressure process, so there will be no coffee oil. The taste is not that smooth and thick! It is still recommended to use a coffee machine for fancy coffee. The cheap price is less than 400. Regarding latte art, I can recommend you the techniques I have seen. 1. The fresh milk used for foaming milk is not specified. Good or bad, but choose one with high fat content. 2. When making latte art coffee, instant coffee is not used, but Espresso, which is machine-made or brewed "Italian espresso". Precautions for making milk foam: After making a cup of Espresso, it is time to make the most important step of making raw materials, making milk foam. Since I don’t know if you know how to use the steam nozzle of a coffee machine to froth milk, here is how to use a milk frother (i.e. milk jug) to froth milk. Making milk froth: 1. Pour milk into the milk froth jug. The amount should not exceed 1/2 of the milk froth jug, otherwise the milk will expand and overflow when making milk froth. 2. Heat the milk to about 60 degrees, but not more than 70 degrees, otherwise the protein structure in the milk will be destroyed. Notice! The lid and filter cannot be heated directly. (If you want to make ice milk foam, cool the milk to below 5 degrees. Of course, don’t over-ice and let the milk freeze.) 3. Cover the lid and filter, quickly twitch the filter to press air into the milk, and twitch There is no need to press it all the way, because the air is to be beaten into the milk, so you only need to move on the surface of the milk; the number of times does not need to be too many, just gently pump about 30 times. 4. Remove the lid and filter, use a spoon to scrape off the thick milk foam on the surface, leaving behind dense hot (ice) milk foam.

Question 8: Can ordinary coffee be used to make latte art? You can use other coffee, because latte art not only increases the visual effect, but sometimes can also reduce the bitterness of coffee and make the coffee more delicate

The milk for latte art requires whole milk, and the milk for coffee milk can only use whole milk.

I personally think that the quality of latte art depends on how you do it in the beginning. If the conditions for making latte art are not right at the beginning, the effect of latte art will not be much better.

There are two ways to froth milk: one is to froth milk with a milk frother. After frothing, you need to let it sit for a while, then use a spoon to scoop out the top layer of milk froth, leaving The following is the fine milk froth; the other is to use the heating tube on the coffee machine. This kind of milk froth is more delicate and feels more delicious.

Toothpicks and chocolate sauce can be used to make latte art. This is the most common. Some latte art shapes can be completed with a milk frother and the flexible use of hands

Question 9: Yes Isn’t latte art only for espresso? I think your problem will be easily solved if you first understand the relationship between latte art and espresso. Latte art is based on latte or cappuccino with some changes, such as heart-shaped, leaf-shaped, etc. The method of making kabob or latte is to use espresso as the base, plus milk and milk foam. The difference between cappuccino and latte is that cappuccino has a little more milk foam than latte. I wonder if you can understand the relationship between latte art and espresso with this explanation