Name: コーヒー好きはラテアートをすることを学ぶ (Coffee Lovers Learn To Do Latte Art)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:38:48.000Z
Duration: 3 min 27 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：

And then it starts to get a little, right?

- And we've always wanted to learn how to make latte art.

- So today we're headed down to Stumptown Coffee Roasters

and I've been a barista for over eight years now.

The plan is to teach you guys some latte art.

which is a fundamental design to start out

And that entails just keeping your cup nice and tilted,

you're gonna pour that milk into that deep pool of espresso

and then you come down not moving very much

but the heart sort of blooms into your cup.

So we're gonna go through the steps of that.

So just go ahead and pour the milk into the pitcher,

- So there are two main parts of steaming milk:

And that's what takes your cold sort of flat milk

and turns it into nice creamy textured latte milk.

- And then grab the milk pitcher and give it a nice spin

and the liquid is gonna sink to the bottom.

- Beautiful, set that down on the counter.

Maggie, you did really well on your first try,

- So we've made an improvement from the last one, right?

Because you actually can see a little heart!

but I think we should leave this up to the professionals.

Can you show us some of your other designs?

So you can't have good latte art without good coffee

'cause you need crema to float your milk on top of

and you also can't have latte art without well-steamed milk.

So they kinda work in conjunction with one another

and that sort of just harbors a lot of community.

The last design I'm going to pour is The Rosetta,

which is my nemesis because there's sort of

two sides of the brain: Tulip and Rosetta.

So the most important thing that I tell baristas

about latte art is that it doesn't taste like anything.

and a love for the craft to kind of have the whole package.

- Special thanks to Stumptown Coffee for having us!

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