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As a barista, I have mad respect for anyone who puts in the effort to learn latte art at home. It took me 6 months of full-time café work to get consistent at latte art, I can't imagine I'd have the patience if I weren't getting paid and had to drink that many lattes!

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sh.itjust.works

Excellent progress! I’d love to learn latte art but I just haven’t found the time to actually do it. I’m also not a big latte drinker and I’m a bit burnt out from all the lattes I was making recently to learn to steam oat milk, but maybe the next time I try to do lattes again I learn art. It’s something I’d love to be able to surprise my wife with.

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lemmy.world

The coffe is super strawberry forward and sweet. So milk Drinks are like a dessert. Latte art is something I just want to be able to do if I am prompted to.

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BurntWitsreply
sh.itjust.works

I love a decaf latte in the evening, that’s pretty much the only time I do a milk drink and it’s not every night. In fact last night was the first time in a couple weeks. But I might try it the next few nights. I think it’ll be fun to learn.

I also agree, it’s something that would be nice to be able to do for someone when asked.

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I agree fruity acid forward turbo shots are not for everyone. Milk stuff is much more approachable for most people.

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lemmy.world

😆 thanks missed that one. My autorrect is for a different language and I did not bother to switch. So I missed that one.

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