How To Steam Milk For Lattes/Latte Art: Breville Barista Express

Learn how to steam milk and achieve that perfect silky looking micro-foam that we're all striving for! The texture of your milk is the most important aspect when trying to create latte art so watch closely and practice as much as possible!

[@kichukfamily2016]

You make it look so easy!

[@frankcisco9898]

About how many seconds do you aerate?

[@muzakkir6533]

its perfect!!!

[@baristastelavlog2550]

Thanks for sharing I got the idea now

[@joesfinecoffee]

Awesome sauce. Glad we could share.

[@tinaphihuynh]

You do very beautiful job. I try to do milk frosting but never succeed

[@mohh1351]

Its look perfect 🥰 I'm trying so hard but never look like this 😅

[@joesfinecoffee]

Practice makes perfect. To no waste milk you can always practice with water and a dab of soap 🧼 to imitate milk.

[@dananderson4415]

How long are you "barely submerged" before you fully submerge to avoid creating a lot of foam?

[@mmvideogamesgamerlibya1109]

Nice

[@solansys]

It is not really clear how deep you sink the tube to compress the air

[@joesfinecoffee]

Great question and that’s something we should’ve clarified. You want the tip of the wand fully submerged in the milk before when turning the steamer on. This will avoid airy foam as well as milk getting splattered everywhere. Once the steam is going, quickly lower the jug so that just the tip is barely submerged and makes a sound best described as paper ripping. Hope this helps!

[@solansys]

You definitely helped me, spoil my wife with a beautiful painting, thank you very much.
@@joesfinecoffee

[@solansys]

You definitely helped me, spoil my wife with a beautiful painting, thank you very much.
@@joesfinecoffee