Coffee latte art, so beautiful that you can’t stop eating it

Coffee seems to have become a part of modern people's daily life

There are many types of coffee and how to make it.

The barista mixes each coffee

More than just a cup of coffee

A carefully designed work of art

Now we just go to the cafe

You can see beautiful latte art on the coffee

Is this what everyone sees?

Accustomed to seeing monochrome latte art, Korean barista Lee Kangbin changed the traditional latte art method of single color and simple pattern. He used various edible pigments and a thin metal rod to draw colorful and vivid "mini works of art" on the coffee, which are amazing.

If I had a cup of coffee like this

I definitely can’t eat it!

The story and history of coffee is also very long

The History of Coffee

It is also the history of culture

In Europe, "Latte" means milk. Using milk to create artistic patterns after pouring it into coffee is called "Latte Art". This has extended to a broader meaning. As long as artistic patterns and lines are made on the surface of brewed coffee, it is considered "Latte Art". It is not necessarily limited to Caffe Latte. Any coffee drink that uses various techniques and methods to form artistic patterns on the surface of coffee can be called "Latte Art". Therefore, the term "Latte Art" means the art of coffee latte art.

Coffee from various countries

In 16th century Türkiye, coffee was already a daily necessity, and there was even a written rule that if a husband could not satisfy his wife's demand for coffee, the wife could use this as a reason to file for divorce.

German music master Beethoven said that he must grind 60 coffee beans to brew a cup of coffee, not one more or one less.

When a Finnish man invites a woman for coffee, it implies that the two are entering into a relationship that goes beyond friendship.

The French's evaluation of coffee is: dark as the devil, hot as hell, pure as an angel, and sweet as love.

Arabic coffee is usually served in small and exquisite copper cups, with incense burning to enhance the enjoyment, which is exactly the life interest of people in the desert.

Japan, famous for its tea ceremony, also has a special liking for coffee. However, Japan's coffee culture tends to develop into a set of formal art like flower arrangement and tea ceremony.

What Italians love is a cup of high-concentration coffee without sugar or milk. When the locals enter the store, they put their money on the bar, and a cup of Italian coffee is served. They raise the cup to drink it up, and then say: "Very good, I like it." Then they leave quietly.

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Free time

A cup of coffee can taste all the flavors of life

Busy time

A cup of coffee can reveal the rhythm and emotions of modern people

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