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jester
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Posted Mon Dec 10, 2001, 12:00am
Subject: Latte Art - All the Pieces of the Puzzle? by Aaron De Lazzer
 

Latte Art - All the Pieces of the Puzzle?
by Aaron De Lazzer

Learning to pour latte art is hard enough as it is without your espresso machine working against you.  Check out some Latte Art "Tips."
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CoffeeBoy
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Posted Tue Dec 18, 2001, 4:15pm
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Great article, but I'm waiting for part two, where you talk about why these make a difference!
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ooi
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Posted Wed Dec 19, 2001, 9:55pm
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I know, it's been more than a week, I want to see part II!!
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jester
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Posted Sat Dec 22, 2001, 12:26am
Subject: Re: Great, but...
 

Patience, patience.  Good things come to those who wait.  
Thanks for the eager anticipation.

Aaron
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jroche
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Posted Mon Dec 31, 2001, 2:23pm
Subject: Comments for the non-commercial machines?
 

Would love to hear your comments on successful (or not)
experience with non-commercial machines & Latte Art. Do you
feel home machines like Silvia are up to the task? Will the stock  
steam tip work or do you need a mod?
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jester
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Posted Fri Jan 11, 2002, 6:31pm
Subject: Re: Comments for the non-commercial machines?
 

I don't think that the Silvia is up to the task.  I would group all
single boiler home machines under this "Latte Art N/A" title.  
There just isn't enough steam pressure to drive the milk...at
least in ALL the home machines I have ever seen.  I anxiously
await to hear from someone that has consistently and
successfully poured latte art with their single boiler home
machine.  The prep. and priming etc. of this style machine is so
labourious that it might be easier to move to Seattle to get
latte art in your daily drink.  ;)

Aaron
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