Monkey Latte Art
Rizky, our MILKLAB Master Barista shows us how to do a monkey latte art pour!
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- After mixing the coffee until 60% of cup is full, and handle at 3 o’clock, start with a 2 stack of tulips for the body shape, and just cut it in half in the middle.
- With the same position of the cup, make 7 leaves of a rosetta, and cut it in the middle near the rim.
- Twist your cup so the handle is facing 9 o’clock, and make a 6 leaves rosetta and cut in the middle.
- After that, turn your cupso it's facing 12 o’clock, and in the middle of both the rosetta, make a single long rosetta with 10 leaves but do not cut it.
- With semi dry foam, make a hand shape to the right and the second one onto the first rosetta to make it look like he's hanging on the tree.
- Then make a tail on the bottom side of the tulip, drag this part like you are drawing a “6” shape.
- Then make tiny legs on the other side of tulip.
- After thar you can dragging with your dry foam for the “head”.
- And then for the last thing, use the drop technique to fill up the tree with some “coconuts” with drops of milk! And voila! Your monkey is finished!
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MILKLAB Master Barista, Rizky aka @ponga.edenn. 🏆 Winner of the MILKLAB Australia Barista Battle 2023.
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