How to steam a perfect milk- every time || Barista Skills

[@murraymix]

Thank you from NZ home barista… that is the best steaming tutorial I have seen and applied… once again thank you ☕️☕️☕️

[@NgnedjouAbouchi]

I love the 5 Oclock method a beginner barista as i am i will give it a try and get back to you❤

[@samueltekle5642]

Thanks for the awesome tips mate! I tried the 5 o'clock trick for steaming milk and on my first go it was spot on! Keep up the good work you're doing, sending much love and respect from the down under Perth, Western Australia 😊

[@ronniechemzong6710]

5 o clock rule was the best idea I got so far from any barista

[@lauwe54]

Can i tell you this is the best and so very well explained i could never get it right untill i seen your video,thanks so very much,greetings from netherlands

[@vishmanvlogs]

I will try out this and get back!
Love from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰

[@Man-ux7un]

what a legend

[@user-lz2un5uv7o]

you're the best

[@denodeniso2316]

How can you stop steaming and start again,,,?

[@AlexCooper-iv9hf]

What is the 5 o clock rule I tried to do it but I can't get it right

[@snt080393]

Hell yeah brother

[@carloalinsod7208]

Thank you for the 5 O’Clock rule

[@FilAmRecipes-mj5qo]

Hi my friend

[@TripleGems.]

It helped🙏😊

[@DaveWrealLocal]

Be great if there was Hand Sanitizer next to all the self service iPads

[@Caffeiology]

Would it not be quicker, and perhaps more ethical to simply subscribe to everyone's channel who commented on this video?

[@johnoxley1946]

feel the heat is the WRONG way to do that as everybody has a different feel as to what is too hot to touch for 2 seconds. In most cases coffee served that way is ONLY lukewarm. For IDEAL milk temperature use a thermometer and heat milk to 75*c, this gives a PERFECT drinking temperature coffee.