Brokejumper Senior Member Joined: 25 Sep 2004 Posts: 12 Location: Seattle Expertise: I love coffee
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Posted Sun Dec 16, 2007, 9:07am Subject: Barista/Latte Art Training for a Christmas Gift - Seattle Area?
Hey all,
I was looking into finding a latte art training class or the like for my wife as a Christmas present. I ran across Seattle Barista Training Academy in Renton, but they are looking for $1200+ for two days which is way out of my price range. I also saw a MSNBC article from March 2007, that mentioned Zoka, Caffe D’Arte, and Cafe Vita all offer training and/or classes but I could neither find pricing nor any information on their websites.
She is mostly wanting to learn how to do latte art but a more well-rounded training program could only net me better coffee in the end!
MarshallF Senior Member Joined: 1 Jun 2003 Posts: 476 Location: Los Angeles Expertise: Professional
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Posted Sun Dec 16, 2007, 9:33am Subject: Re: Barista/Latte Art Training for a Christmas Gift - Seattle Area
Brokejumper Said:
Hey all,
I was looking into finding a latte art training class or the like for my wife as a Christmas present. I ran across Seattle Barista Training Academy in Renton, but they are looking for $1200+ for two days which is way out of my price range. I also saw a MSNBC article from March 2007, that mentioned Zoka, Caffe D’Arte, and Cafe Vita all offer training and/or classes but I could neither find pricing nor any information on their websites.
She is mostly wanting to learn how to do latte art but a more well-rounded training program could only net me better coffee in the end!
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