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Postby canto on Thu Sep 30, 2010 6:15 am

I agree with Nick, how you can create a good latte art using this system? it will be impossible create the contrast dark/light that you need to realize the images?
Off course if you are not interested in latte art...
I have found this curious video...
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Postby Spitz.me on Thu Sep 30, 2010 8:05 am

The obsession with latte art is, to me, pretty silly. I know my fiance and I prefer a nice dollop of nice and thick foam to top off our lattes - just because. Going for taste to the person who's consuming it is much more important than you scribbling a rosetta for presentation.
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Postby Psyd on Sat Oct 02, 2010 4:55 pm

Spitz.me wrote:The obsession with latte art is, to me, pretty silly. taste to the person who's consuming it is much more important than you scribbling a rosetta for presentation.


This probably isn't a thread that you would be interested in, then.
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