Why would the camera angle be showing the bottom/side of the mug when his pouring, instead of say the top side so we can see? Or at least switch it up so we can see the milk being poured in...
This is our second K-Classic. We had our first one for many years, so when we had to replace it, we wanted nothing else but this exact ruclips.net/user/postUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf model. We use it for about three people everyday in the morning. The taste and quick brew is one of the reasons we like it so much. There are so many choices of brands of coffee that we would grab what was on sale and test the different brands from there. I would definitely recommend trying different brands of coffee to find the ones you like the most because there are brands that quite frankly taste horrible.
I know what you mean though good thing I have some experience with this So I know what to do just by watching this. But what I think that you're trying to say is that all the little Details like when hes steaming where should he have the spout, all the way inside or at the top to get more Froth? how much Froth should be in there? I don't know like all those little details that I'm not sure about is the reason why I came looking for a video.
This was a great video but I wish you would do it again but explaining each step, like why do you hit the cup with espresso on the table? What does this do? Why do you press the coffee grounds before pulling your shots? Etc
The reason you hit the espresso on the table is to remove any large bubbles that may of been brought up and you press the ground coffee to remove the air inside to create a more even draw of espresso whilst pulling. Hope this helps
I’ve watched video on making a latte and a video on cappuccino and they are both made the same way, but they are actually different in the amount of steamed milk and froth.
Maybe director of education isn't a good fit for you, no talk about foam like how much room you need to create, or like how to get the milk to spin in the cup or like that you are doing every step 🚶♀️ 🚶♂️. When you were warming the milk I noticed you did something but I don't know what because you didn't explain. You clearly know how to make the drink tho. Maybe you should manage a store? Or maybe not because you have to train and if you train this way no good, maybe barista ? Idk. This vid should be like if you were training an employee tho I think
Nice video but at the end you spoiled it. You should show it how you pour your latte art. Instead of giving you a perfect score of ten, now Im giving you 5 😔✌
Yeah, not so much of a how to do anything other than help this guys ego. He has suave, he has the look of class, he talks directly at you but not to you and doesn’t explain anything. The tip about milk temperature was great but uhhhhh yeah I feel like how to pour it and make a heart and what to look for when doing it and why tap the cup and anything else was off the table.
Such a waste of time. Didn't understand a thing, except make an espresso and steam milk. I can do that already. But I need more information, what kind of milk, how to pour, proportions in ml etc. Dislike.
Why would the camera angle be showing the bottom/side of the mug when his pouring, instead of say the top side so we can see? Or at least switch it up so we can see the milk being poured in...
Cameraman mod needed.
This is our second K-Classic. We had our first one for many years, so when we had to replace it, we wanted nothing else but this exact ruclips.net/user/postUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf model. We use it for about three people everyday in the morning. The taste and quick brew is one of the reasons we like it so much. There are so many choices of brands of coffee that we would grab what was on sale and test the different brands from there. I would definitely recommend trying different brands of coffee to find the ones you like the most because there are brands that quite frankly taste horrible.
How to make a latte: Step 1. Make a latte.
Why would you not explain anything or even show how to pour?
He literally showed how to pour at the end??
Step 2: watch the entire video @3:08
I know what you mean though good thing I have some experience with this So I know what to do just by watching this. But what I think that you're trying to say is that all the little Details like when hes steaming where should he have the spout, all the way inside or at the top to get more Froth? how much Froth should be in there? I don't know like all those little details that I'm not sure about is the reason why I came looking for a video.
Go to Seattle coffee gear and watch there how to, that's how it's done
ruclips.net/video/N4fHUobCJBY/видео.html
Despite this video being free of charge, I somehow feel I've overpaid to watch it..
This was a great video but I wish you would do it again but explaining each step, like why do you hit the cup with espresso on the table? What does this do? Why do you press the coffee grounds before pulling your shots? Etc
I know right?, he wasn’t very detailed glad I’m not the noticed this . Good eye btw👍👍👍👍
The reason you hit the espresso on the table is to remove any large bubbles that may of been brought up and you press the ground coffee to remove the air inside to create a more even draw of espresso whilst pulling. Hope this helps
The bottom of the cup was very nice…
Yeah art that many have done . But need more detailed on milk foaming , more close up details . It was more look what I can do
Wow you make it look so easy!! ♥️
A gentleman and a scholar
if I added flavor syrup, when would I add it? into the milk for it to be steamed along with it? or after the milk has been steamed?
I’ve watched video on making a latte and a video on cappuccino and they are both made the same way, but they are actually different in the amount of steamed milk and froth.
Cappuccino is full of milk foam that the latte doesn't have, but yeah, most of these drinks are just a combination of espresso, milk and sugar.
I would like to know what are the tools he used to spread and press the espresso
Wow beautiful art
But how do we steam the milk without the machine? :(((((((
Heat up milk in a microwave, or stove top pot, then get an electric/battery powered milk frother
I enjoyed the video. Now time to get the boiler on the machine fired up.
"at home"
Ikr
U didn't show how u make it 😂😂
Great latte art. It is nice🌹
when using the cup in this video how much milk & how much expreso is used?
he said it. 2 ounces of espresso and 10 ounces of milk
He explained about 2 ounces of espresso and approximately 10 or so ounces of milk
How do you make it sweet
In kin-tukeeeeeee?????!!!! In the hallows?????
You never say how much milk to use :(
I’m Barista Job in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦
whats the price on that machine?
About $8,000 US
@@crm5514 mine costed me $50 Grand just kidding I don't have one
What’s the difference between a cappuccino and a latte??
Milk content and espresso shot
Most latte 10/12 oz Most cappuccino 6/8 oz
There's no real explanation here
Maybe director of education isn't a good fit for you, no talk about foam like how much room you need to create, or like how to get the milk to spin in the cup or like that you are doing every step 🚶♀️ 🚶♂️. When you were warming the milk I noticed you did something but I don't know what because you didn't explain. You clearly know how to make the drink tho. Maybe you should manage a store? Or maybe not because you have to train and if you train this way no good, maybe barista ? Idk. This vid should be like if you were training an employee tho I think
So a latte is just a cappuccino ?
Nice video but at the end you spoiled it. You should show it how you pour your latte art. Instead of giving you a perfect score of ten, now Im giving you 5 😔✌
Ounces? Can they please put subtitles in metric? For those of us (most of the world) not conversant in mediaeval English...
Oh God! He even said 160 degrees. More medieval measures.
Very artistically filmed, but not exactly an instructional video.
❤️
Yeah, not so much of a how to do anything other than help this guys ego. He has suave, he has the look of class, he talks directly at you but not to you and doesn’t explain anything. The tip about milk temperature was great but uhhhhh yeah I feel like how to pour it and make a heart and what to look for when doing it and why tap the cup and anything else was off the table.
I wouldn't waste my money on that machine.
Best thing i ever did was buy an espresso machine
Yeah....we all have a fancy expresso machine at home 🤣.
sorry, had to downvote this bcs it uses the fantasy units like ounces and fahrenheit 😑
It’s in Kentucky, tf did you expect?
This is why I miss the dislike button count
Such a waste of time. Didn't understand a thing, except make an espresso and steam milk. I can do that already. But I need more information, what kind of milk, how to pour, proportions in ml etc. Dislike.
This didn't really explain anything at all was far too quick
You don't have to pay to make the video longer btw 🤣
poor video.. ,, 😂😂😂😂 . no tutorial at all ,, 😂😂😂😂
I literally could go inside a coffee shop and they would probably explain more to me.
Worthless.
This doesn't seem right. He's making a cappuccino, not a Cafe Latte.
This is literally a latte
This is not a latte, it's cappuccino.