How To Use the Nanofoamer To Do Great Latte Art

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  • Опубликовано: 18 окт 2024

Комментарии • 31

  • @Milkscribbler
    @Milkscribbler 3 года назад +6

    You can actually get similar texture to that of a steam wand. :) I use the NanoFoamer from time to time and it even works with oat milk. 😄

  • @indradwiputranto383
    @indradwiputranto383 3 года назад +2

    Such a good review, thanks! Very objective and informative😍

  • @joy24242
    @joy24242 Год назад +1

    awesome..thanks for covering this topic

  • @hamzamalek5913
    @hamzamalek5913 3 года назад +2

    Thankyou for making such a informative
    Videos for coffee lovers

  • @georginasinclairb
    @georginasinclairb 2 года назад +1

    As much as I liked the nanofoamer, I hate the button and felt like it was not a pleasant experience holding it down while foaming at the same time. It was much too hard!

  • @Kaiser68
    @Kaiser68 3 года назад +1

    Woah, that works pretty well considering it's just a milk frothing stick.

  • @mongobongo7560
    @mongobongo7560 2 года назад +1

    Would this work with aeropress coffee?

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  2 года назад +1

      Hmm, possibly! Not sure how well the design will sit on aeropress but you can grind super fine and give it a shot 😉

  • @noyb-yb
    @noyb-yb 8 месяцев назад

    Great video. It is 2 years later, 2024. Can you please review latest Nanofoamer V2 Lithium re-chargeable device and please offer any advice how to best micro-foam milk for cappuccino please? I don't care about doing latte art, I am just looking for great micro-foam for cappuccino and for hot-chocolate and for chai latte drinks. Thank you.

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  8 месяцев назад +2

      I have one but I don't usually get great foam with it. Best thing I can suggest is to switch to the superfine mesh first thing, and try splitting the milk (pouring it into another jug after you "steam" it). Made mine a lot better.

    • @noyb-yb
      @noyb-yb 8 месяцев назад

      @@homecafecharlie thank you, already done both but results are worse than my basic $20 coil-tip foamer. I have only just got Nanofoamer Lithium V2. I will practice some more before I stop using it. I watched some videos and I think I am doing what is suggested but my results (Soy milk) are very average re micro-foam. I dont care about latte art, I just want micro-foam milk for taste and texture similar to machine steam foam.

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  8 месяцев назад

      @@noyb-yb always gonna be hard with soy milk. I don't really steam soy milk often cos I can't drink it haha

  • @andrewpina94
    @andrewpina94 Год назад

    Hello Charlie I’ve been practicing latte art at home with the subminimal nanofoamer but my art continues to come out like your pour at 2:13 min in the video. Anything else I can do to help my art @home cafe by Charlie

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  Год назад

      If the milk is too thick try transferring the milk from a high height into a separate jug 😉

  • @anwarallie
    @anwarallie 2 года назад

    New subscriber here. Have you tried it with the water and soap like they recommend on their website? I've tried and still can't froth and do latte art.😅

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  2 года назад +1

      It takes a bit of practice, keep trying the hot water with a drop of soap thing cos it helps you learn where to put it to get a good swirl going!

    • @anwarallie
      @anwarallie 2 года назад

      @@homecafecharlie thank you so much. I'll keep going 💪🏻

  • @xzivizx
    @xzivizx 3 года назад

    Will this work with milk substitutes like coconut milk?

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  3 года назад +2

      Yes it should work just fine! Coconut milk isn't as easy to foam so you might need to put in less air. Let me know how you get along

  • @ammibones9984
    @ammibones9984 2 года назад

    The best frother so far for me is Hario Frother.
    Faster & smoother than Nanofoamer...
    #IMHO

  • @erickzhou5314
    @erickzhou5314 3 года назад +3

    I still prefer using french press to make latte art, it's perfect

  • @kairi1004
    @kairi1004 3 года назад +1

    how much milk was used? lol

    • @homecafecharlie
      @homecafecharlie  3 года назад +1

      For one latte, about 200ml. For this video? Gallons 😅

    • @kairi1004
      @kairi1004 3 года назад

      @@homecafecharlie whoa~~ that's a ton of milk! Is there a milk brand of choice you figured out that works well? Most Japanese milk is good I assume.

    • @themodularmodular
      @themodularmodular 3 года назад

      @@kairi1004 Horizon brand's def the yummiest, for non dairy.. Oatly for sure

  • @tanezparas2651
    @tanezparas2651 2 года назад

    French press or nanofoamer?