BEST PITCHER FOR LATTE ART! (With latte art world champion Emilee)

[@JulienRashti]

Just got my 20oz pitcher and I’m suddenly very good at latte art, big thanks to you and Lance Hedrick!

[@EmileeBryant]

Haha just like that! I’m so excited to see the art you make!

[@EmileeBryant]

Welcome to the 20 oz fam

[@JulienRashti]

Sorry tooting my own horn there! I’m meant to say ‘improved’ instead of ‘good’

[@EmileeBryant]

I’m sure you are fantastic

[@TheBriguy31]

@@EmileeBryant are these the same pitchers that are on wpmcoffee's website? can't tell if that is the original company or a knock off

[@jeffthomas912]

Found my way here from Lance’s channel. The home baristas are getting spoiled with all of this great content from rockstar coffee professionals. What a time to be alive! Thanks, Emilee.

[@EmileeBryant]

Awww! Lance is a close friend! Thanks for finding me! I know right?! But coffee media is extremely untouched.

[@himedia5165]

Same Here!😊❤

[@WalkingwithDidi]

FINALLY SOMEONE EXPLAINS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A SMALL AND BIG PITCHER. Many just talk about 'Choose the right size for the number of latte you are making.' Thank you so much!!

[@drgaryse]

She covers basics I didn't know existed, with the focus on using properly sized pitchers and cups and getting you close to the surface so you can start your designs sooner. There's a lot more detail in this video, well worth watching.

[@ibassnote]

I think you are the best of the best. You are articulate, clear and easy to understand. Your opinions are backed up by solid thinking and logic. Really great.

[@theunderstory]

Thank you for such a concrete, easy-to-understand, explanation. This has already made a huge difference in the way I pour. Subscribed!

[@neilsebastian]

I just loved hearing about latte art (and coffee) from a woman. It felt like a breath of fresh air.

[@rickmelcher6845]

In 1 word…WOW! (Okay 3 words and a number) 😊 But seriously Emilee, no wonder you are a multiple time world champion. ALL the tips you make, make so much sense. When you broke tips down to physics/geometry explaining how the shape of the coffee crema changes when tilted sent off fireworks in my brains! Totally makes sense. Great job. Thank you and best of luck in any competitions. 🙏

[@tomk.2133]

after a barista latte art training and watching hundrets of such videos this was the missing puzzle piece. Thank you so much!

[@ihatescrnname]

I've been dealing with latte art for about 5 years now, I'm not great at it, but nice enough for home. Today I poured from my smaller container to my larger one and WOW! Pouring a heart was much easier and clearer than ever. This video has great advice

[@Bostonirific]

I would love to see a discussion on milk portioning. As someone who is a solo coffee drinker, I can’t figure a good way to make a cortado or smaller drink without wasting milk. Is there a good way to fill a pitcher with less milk and still have appropriate depth from a steam wand? I love the videos though! Super thoughtful and informative for the at home barista.

[@Henrique_CS]

I would love that too. Have you figured out any good tips on the past 4 months?

[@aliceboney2507]

No need to waste milk.. just keep resteaming it. 🤷‍♀️ Drives me crazy to see any milk thrown out. Keep it in the fridge and keep adding fresh milk to your 2 leftover ounces from the previous day… milk steams perfectly fine when it’s cold. Even if it’s been steamed before. Give the cows a break!

[@PanzerIV88]

​@@aliceboney2507 Nice trick! Never thought of it before as I never heard anyone talk about it too. So since it's nearly impossible to correctly steam less than 50-60ml of milk, just add more to help you and avoid steaming milk everywhere and then keep the left over in the pitcher and put the pitcher back to the fridge for the next day?!? 😮

[@ffbarnette]

It would be kinda cool if the company that made the pichter had like an emilee kit. Which would consist of the pichter she likes with a fill line for cold milk and maybe a line for when the milk is fully expanded and then a cup that matched her recommended spec

[@bartbtsful]

Kinda feels like a hidden gem to see your first video ❤

[@simondelage9310]

Fresh starter here. Very thoughtfull and understandable ideas with clear demonstrations, thanks 👍

[@zadovell]

good luck!

[@movoyemickele]

So much logic but all makes sense and easy to understand. Thank you!

[@DrCephalopus]

The introduction alone was more than enough to subscribe

[@erinconlan784]

I've been told a lot of this stuff several time's, but never told why to do it. You explained everything and the reason behind it so well, thankyou! 😍

[@sugaryumiao]

First lesson for latte art, really useful tips, thanks a lot.

[@DEchrisProductions]

fiannaly .......... common sense explaining. love it !! instant results 10/10

[@yecyec77]

I just learned that shapes of cups really matters in integrating latte.....thanks a lot! No other vloggers told me that. Good teacher. ❤

[@susanmessenger9052]

Thanks Emilee ! Who knew ? Spouts !! Thank you for your great video tutorials !!! I am hooked !!! From a 63 year old Baby Barista in Adelaide South Australia.

[@desert8237]

I’ve thought this for some time but couldn’t quite put my finder on exactly the best method to do it. Transferring pitchers seems so obvious now but I just hadn’t thought of it, Im glad i’ve heard it from you and know it’s not just me making excuses about why my art sometimes looks better than others.

[@charlielee1292]

Haha. I literally went the other direction! Moved from a large round tip to a smaller sharp tip and then wonder why my latte art is suffering? Had to re learn my pour.

[@PubRunner]

Thanks for putting the time in to making this. 15 years ago or so I could pour Rosetta’s and hearts but getting back into having a decent coffee machine at home my latte blobs are really impressive for blobs. 😁 I will try what you have suggested. From what I have seen of your videos so far they are on the same level as James Hoffman’s. Well done

[@Looseefer]

Wowww the way you touched on cups... No wonder I find it hard to pour Rosetta etc on a double walled cup.. heart is not a problem but other than that it's a struggle. Thanks Ill try on the cup that you use.

[@upstairstudio371]

This legitimately changed my coffee experience. I have a Breville barista express and have been able to make okay milk but this stepped everything up like 3 notches. I steamed in a cheap little pitcher and then transferred to the bigger default breville pitcher and it’s honestly night and day difference. Thank you Emilee!!!

[@fabiohaussenerr]

What size of pitcher are you using for the smaller one?

[@cablecabilee]

I really like how simple your eplaination

[@bayyms]

Thank you, no one ever explained about pitchers and latte art like you 👍🏻.

[@EmileeBryant]

Very welcome! There is ton of missing info out there on these subjects.

[@ChrisFaa]

Very interesting. I totally suck balls at latte art. Will definitely try these tips. Thankyou!!!!

[@Alan47523]

Thanks

[@susanlindahl6951]

You're wonderfully quirky and amazingly informative. So appreciate you sharing your knowledge.

[@cristinaevdochim]

Such a good explanation about how different cups and pitchers work. I’m so happy I found you🙏🏻 thank you so much!!! Now everything makes so much sense 🙌

[@AnthonyDomagas]

Started to use Acme cups and I was making latte art more consistent!. thanks for the tip Will try the pitcher

[@antoniorodriguezsoto6563]

You have a perfect pitch :) it's nice to hear you. Great explanation!!

[@claybomb1064]

Thank you Sensei 🙏☕️

[@IndyVisuals]

I didn’t know about this but I noticed I get better latte arts when transferring the milk to larger pitcher. Thanks 🙏🏼

[@Mspurrier88]

Thanks!

[@garyn7067]

WOW, great info on the cup. I had been using a china "mug" shaped cup. So even though it is about the correct volume, the mug shape was probably a major cause of my difficulty. I just replaced it with a cup that looks like Emilee's cup, rounded on the inside. First try was a LOT easier to do 🙂 I still have a LOT of practice to do, but at least I am not fighting the cup now. Thank you. Edit: 2nd day and my milk pours are MUCH better in a round bottom cup, than it ever was with the mug with a squared bottom. As you said, the shape of the cup DOES matter. I've been pounding my head against that problem for years, and the solution was simply a different shape cup.

[@linazaverukha2631]

Been watching a lot of videos since getting my breville barista express. My lattes taste fine but I've been frustrated with not getting good latte art! The way you explain everything makes it click for me! Gonna order my 20oz now!!!!

[@dazjp]

I really like your videos! They have taught me a great deal, especially how you explain and get very focused on it. There are other champions out there, but they were just bluffing and I only wasted my time watching his video. Time to try the bigger pitcher, I saw this video before, when I could not pour a thing and forgot about the bigger pitcher! Although it is a 32oz 😬.

[@ivankreitman1526]

Thank you Emilee!! I have been watching your videos on and off for two years, but just watched this one, which I understand was your very first video. I believe this is one of the most important videos for anyone who wants to pour latte art. I feel like I have wasted two years, in which case, you are correct to address me as scumbag! I am already using a small rounded cup, but now I will pull out my larger rounded spout pitchers! Thank you again for sharing your wisdom.

[@garyn7067]

Ha, I used the WRONG shaped cup for EIGHT YEARS. Changed to a round bottom cup and instantly much better milk pours.

[@elainemanfredi7115]

This is the second video of yours that I've watched and girl....you are amazingly informational! I've watched other instructional videos and by far yours are the best!

[@saskia959]

You are amazing! So much knowledge about techincs and logistcal approach about coffee making. Genius. Thanks so much!

[@abdel-azizkhaled3138]

Fantastic very nice informative 👌👍👏 Waiting for more

[@EmileeBryant]

Thankyou!! Much for fun stuff to come!

[@syedakauserinamdar9199]

I’m so glad I watched this video because even though I got a new pitcher, I was wondering why it wasn’t giving me the output I wanted, and I realize it’s partially due to the spout (that and practice haha). I’ll get a round spout pitcher then

[@EmileeBryant]

Both are great for different things! I just like the round a lot because it has a wide range of use and flows quick. I’m so excited for your pitchers!

[@sureshkumarelenkov9165]

Thanks girl for the nice info!Watching all the way from Malaysia!

[@Amirichi]

Emilee, thank you so so much for being so elaborative in this video. It's perfect! Makes so much sense and there's little to no video content out there that talk about jug sizes and spouts the way you articulated it. Just found you today and instantly subscribed. Thanks again!

[@samjolen]

Thank You 🙏🏻! Amazing video!

[@AndyS2K76]

Thank you so much!! IT's so true...Size matters. Now i'm using a 350 ml for steam milk and than I translate the milk in a 650ml for latte art and all works good....

[@fearthefier]

I would really love to see that Starbucks video! I use a Fellow Eddie at home, but I want to help teach Latte Art at work!!!

[@radametha]

¡Gracias!

[@juststeve1539]

After watching a few other videos and getting an understanding of what makes latte art work, I started pouring into a larger pitcher for basically the exact reason that you lay out here. I'm happy for my thinking to be validated. Thank you.

[@humus3750]

You answered so much detailed questions that I had in just one video...wow amazing. Thank you for sharing that 😊

[@verilyduskviews]

This was great, thank you! So many little concepts that I was beginning to grasp, but having them laid out so cleanly made them so much more tangible and easy to grasp; lots of things to think about and play with while I'm behind the bar!

[@EmileeBryant]

Really great to hear that! Thank you! Please report back with your findings!

[@glen.moralee]

How many times can I watch this video before it’s considered creepy? Sooo good

[@ITWorksSoftware]

How did I not find you sooner, you're awesome! Love your personality. Thank you for the great info.

[@xafafx]

I love your videos I watched two videos last weekend, and my art got better already, I do not watch too much because one is full of info I have to process and understand which is easy by the way, remembering your words as I pour felt much better than hearing my boss's teaching who sounded more like a nag, after almost a year of work, he wanted to fix the way I hold the pitcher but for my too tiny hands the pitcher was heavy hurt my finger and my art got worst, till I found your video.

[@HaveAGoodHeart]

really love your video, you are a lovely talented lady. So i just bought my first espresso machine 1 week ago.. and then i had to buy a pitcher and Rhino Coffee Gear seems a good choice as it is not very expensive and it say "Pro" wahahaha... so i was having issues deciding on 360ml/12oz or 600ml/20oz.. but decided on the larger one as i prefer a 20oz cup, but i end up buying an Ikea 9oz coffee round cup... i am glad i bought the larger pitcher as this is also your advice, although now i am steaming milk also in the larger pitcher.. Your explanation on the merits of using a larger pitcher sounds reasonable. Tks for sharing your knowledge! Have a great day!

[@David-hy7rn]

It's so easy to learn from you. And frankly, you seem like an awesome person in general. Your friends should count themselves lucky.

[@thomascee]

This is a legendary video. Great content, with actionable advice and direction.

[@pdperezpdperez7616]

Learned a lot from this video, particularly the shape of the cups being used, and I couldn’t figure out why I see baristas transfer milk from a small pitcher to a larger one. Thanking you.

[@LiangJsMathematics]

thank you for all the tips shared! 😄

[@espressoarabic]

After a year of learning latte art I finally found out the cup size role in laying the base of the art, and the spout shape. THEN I find your video and I have a deeper understanding of what you are saying. The advice I learned from you is the larger pitcher after steaming in smaller pitcher. I will try it I think that will be it. Just ordered 8oz latte cup after been having problems with a clean base in the 12 oz cups with 34g shot. (Too shallow) Edit: the 22oz round pitcher is OOS :(

[@EmileeBryant]

DM on instagram (emstagrim) and I will try to help with the pitcher.

[@espressoarabic]

@@EmileeBryant thanks Emilee, just did

[@keithreid4032]

Thanks you so much for your fantastic videos on how to froth milk. I you are a mind of information.

[@anjapinkau3737]

Thank you! So clearly explained! So logical!

[@rjnemn]

You rock! Great teacher.👍

[@JoseLNazario]

Wow, I learned sooo much from watching this video. Thank you so much!!!😁👍

[@houstonkyle1094]

A very detailed knowledge. Even i am not a barista but this is really informative. Thanks for your videos. Keep it up !!

[@glenmoralee3]

This is one of the most helpful videos I’ve ever seen thank you. Also, I think you should do voice overs. You talk like you’re signing. Love it.

[@midcenturyguitar]

Ordered a large round spout pitcher from the shop you linked, thanks for the advice!

[@EmileeBryant]

Excited to see if you like it!

[@mikaturbo4380]

Sheeeeesh! That was amazing, thanks for the tips buddy!! 💕✨☕️

[@EmileeBryant]

Yooooo! Thank you! see you Thursday.

[@annabelllou7866]

I love how you are explaining everything! I got a so much better understanding of the logic behind the technique 😍😍

[@CoffeeCravings1]

This is gold. Thank you.

[@kiwumulodavid8924]

Finally, this is impressive. Thanks

[@77txus]

lovely, for starters I believe pitcher size is a great hack, you mention so many tips that all together really makes a difference

[@INITIAL1904]

Steam in the small pitcher, transfer to a larger pitcher, keep swirling. That just changed my latte art life! 🙏🏼

[@sillyscreaminsiblings1657]

Can you tell us small and large pitcher......in ounces what size for a small and large pitcher???

[@johnconrado8439]

Just found this video. Not only informative, but the passion you speak with is so awesome. Thank you!!

[@EmileeBryant]

Thank you so so kindly! I was fried once for not caring about coffee enough... jokes on them

[@lubenzz]

Welcome to KZbin! Hope this channel becomes huge. And I can say I gave It's first like and comment. 😁😉

[@EmileeBryant]

You will always be the first in my eye.

[@the_interim]

Definitely trying using bigger pitcher tomorrow

[@laurenceratte]

So useful!! Cant wait for the next vids!!

[@EmileeBryant]

Thank you! More to come

[@TheD3vilx]

Thankful for the youtube algorithm to have discovered you! You share so well and confidently. Thanks for the insights!!!

[@needhurry]

OK so I stubbled upon your video the '10 Common Milk Steaming Mistakes That You're Probably Making (And How to Fix Them)' And OMG I transferred the small pitcher of milk to a bigger pitcher that I had 'which I accidently bought', but what a difference it made. OK so it made a bit of a design using my De'Longhi La Specialista Bean to Cup Coffee Machine that I just can not seem to do latte art with, actually didn't look as bad as I have done in the past. Yeah it's not the best as you can only froth milk and then do the espresso shot or the other way around, but OMG I actually managed to get a little design on top this time. I have to get use to the bigger spout like you mentioned in this video and control, but I think tomorrow when I am in work, I am jumping on their machine and seeing what I can get out this time. I am no professional and my frothing isn't the best, but with this video and the '10 Common Milk Steaming Mistakes That You're Probably Making (And How to Fix Them)' video, I think I will be able to get out of bad habits early and start becoming better. I have seen so many videos on this and you went into more detail and also made me laugh which I very much appreciate that. I will keep an eye out on all your videos as you really know what your talking about. Sorry for the essay, just needed to say all this. Thank you again.

[@EmileeBryant]

Thank you so much! Really excited to hear this was helpful as well as the other video! I have a ton of interesting content in the works and I’ve been slow to release lately but it’s only because I’m working 4 times harder on them. Hopefully they will bring you even more value.

[@gcingia]

Goodness me... discovered your marvelous channel a couple of days ago. Just love a good, creamy coffee (in my country #NZL, we love something called #flatwhite, which I describe like something close to a Latte, and which also requires a wonderfully stretched milk). The milk is not stretched too much though. Anyway, came for your talk on pitchers --amazing!-- but ended up in something never gave a thought: the FORM of the CUP. I use an (emotionally!) favourite colourful cup from IKEA bought many years ago. Well, now will try my old, normal, "cappucino" cups! Many many thanks... will watch some of your other videos. 🍮🍮

[@simongb7897]

Just what I was looking for.

[@josequan4125]

This is the video I've been looking for! Why am I just now finding it? Thank you for all the information. It was perfect! Coincidentially, I just got a slightly larger pitcher today with a narrower (but still round) spout and my latte art, on the very first try, got so much better. Now I'm very excited to keep trying and honing my skill.

[@dirkl216]

You are awesome!! do your thang...!

[@JRouben]

Love your enthusiasm, I'm joining. I also have a Sylvia espresso machine,. Perhaps you can make a video on how you use yours.

[@billinrio]

You really present well. Great tips, explained in a masterly manner. Just one thing: you assume that we start with a pitcher containing nice micro foam. There's the rub!

[@DigitalicaEG]

MARRY ME! Seriously though, your latte art videos are the best on KZbin! You’re awesome !

[@pinoycoffeeaddict9027]

This is the BEST latte art pitcher video that I have watched EVER! Thank you so much! ❤❤❤

[@TheFinalMB]

Yayyy!!!! I’ve been so excited to see your KZbin content. Welcome to YT :):) Freaking love the video, mad good quality visually and contentually (is that a word? IT IS NOW :):):)) Cannot wait to see more

[@EmileeBryant]

So happy to have you here!!! I will declare it a word hence forth

[@ericlobdell1298]

Looooove the content!! So many good pointers and knowledge bombs. Actually too much. I wish the video was half the length (it ran long), but you had twice or three times as many videos. I’d watch them all. You gave up all this amazing info, I started worrying - oh no, how will there be more videos??

[@EmileeBryant]

That is great note, thank you! In the editing process I debated splitting this one into two. However there is no shortage or cool coffee info so be ready for more (slightly shorter😅) videos!

[@TheKMov]

Very good explanation. Thanks for making this 👍

[@EmileeBryant]

Thankyou so so much!

[@hellohogo]

uggh this channel is so good 😫👏🏼

[@dsm363]

In one of your other videos, you talked about steaming the milk in a smaller pitcher and then transferring to this larger one for latte art. Is that still your recommendation? Thanks.

[@kileymomo808]

Mahalo for this video! It really helped me understand why I’m just pouring out heart shaped nut sacks lol 😂

[@altag1]

Nice content and delivery! you earned a new sub!

[@ChristensenStringStudio]

So great. So to the point. So helpful. Thank you. 🙏🏻

[@wolfganghuber7873]

You are amazing! Thanks for this great content.

[@michellecastillomusic]

You explained the mystery around so many aspects of latte art so well! Thank you for the detailed explanation, it all makes sense. I have been pouring lattes as an amateur at home for years. I will now try a bigger pitcher with a slower flow.