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  1. Hannah Schmidt
    · Latte Art

    My rosetta keeps drifting to one side

    Every rosetta leans left, like it’s trying to escape the cup. I pour with my right hand and start in the middle. Is it my wrist or the cup angle?

    A rosetta leaning to the left in a white cup
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  2. Esme Laurent
    · Latte Art

    Oat milk that actually pours?

    My oat milk either turns into bubbles or stays completely flat. Which barista oat milk works for you, and do you steam it cooler than dairy?

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  3. Sophie Dubois
    · Latte Art

    A week of hearts, day by day

    I poured one heart every morning this week and photographed each one. Monday is a cloud, Sunday is almost symmetrical. Practice works!

    Seven cups showing a heart improving day by day
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  4. Elena DuarteAdmin
    · Latte Art

    Latte Art Throwdown: practice night sign-ups

    The Latte Art Throwdown is on Saturday, October 17 at the SE Division Café. Before that we’re opening the bar for a practice night on Wednesday the 14th, 6 to 8 PM. Comment below if you want a slot on the machine. Beginners get the first hour.

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  5. Lily HuangModerator
    · Latte Art

    Swan breakdown: the three pours

    People keep asking how to start a swan. Think of it as three pours: the wings (a wiggle that you push forward), the neck (a thin line that curves back) and the head (a small heart at the end). Practice the neck alone with water first.

    A swan latte art pour in three stages
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