How to make amazing lattes at home on the $40 Mr Coffee using Cold Brew.

Simple, cheap way to make lattes at home using cold brew.

[@dochilton7957]

I've been using this machine for years, and NEVER thought of just using the steam for stretching foam . . . I've always thought you needed to make espresso ALONG WITH the foaming wand. Thanks for "enlarging my worldview!"

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Anytime!

[@MrSumanth23]

Man I have been watching so many videos for making perfect foam and latte, but no one didn't mention about Stretch and Mix concept. You didn't really quite make a latte but the technique really worked out for my Mr. Coffee machine. Thanks brother :)

[@fullmetalalchemistjd]

Glad it helped. I know it's not a traditional latte but the shots for the Mr Coffee taste horrendous imo

[@alexaburt2792]

Thanks! This helped a lot. Found this machine for $5 at the goodwill and I'm glad it works!

[@fullmetalalchemistjd]

Sure thing!

[@christopherherrick703]

Interesting thought with cold coffee. I’ll have to give it a try.

[@cdmckeon]

Nice info about steaming. Thanks. I found it steamed better with the frothing cap on, but I'm going to try it again your way and see what's what.

[@regibson23]

Thank you. Finally found the answer to what the plastic cover is supposed to do.

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Sure thing!

[@KayG111]

Finally!! Thanks! It's very helpful 😌

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Sweet!

[@carlatoppins8567]

Awesomeness! So I became hooked on Duncan Donuts Cake Batter Lattes.☕ And if I don't find a Coffee/Expresso maker soon (to DIY) some I will continue to cough up 6 bucks daily. This definitely looks like an affordable start. Ty.👍🏽😉

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

You're very welcome!

[@yaoiramenfreak]

Another way to help get a better foam, try grooming it. Tap and swirl your steamed milk so that the milk has a smooth glossy surface.

[@teresafarrhazelrig185]

Awesome love this.from Alabama,Teresa Farr Hazelrig

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Thanks for for stopping by!😀

[@beafranco7333]

Thanks for this video. My frother aid broke apart and I can't seem to find a replacement. Glad to know I can still get a good froth without it.☺

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

No problem. In fact, I think it steams better without it. Just surf the top of the coffee to make the bubbles then submerge to mix them into the latte evenly :)

[@welfaregod612]

It pulls good shots if you have a good grinder

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Indeed, a great grinder is key to quality shots. However, in the case of the Mr. Coffee, the inner chamber is reactive enough that I can taste the metal contamination in the shot itself. That's why I don't like using it.

[@welfaregod612]

Kyoto Black that literally makes no sense at all. The inner chamber is reactive ? Sounds to me like you don’t really know much about the subject

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

@@welfaregod612 Damn, you totally figured me out. Excellent sleuthing. Someone get this man a medal for his hard work!

[@TheLychie]

i could tell you make good lattes

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

You know it!

[@CBlargh]

I thought I was the only one who did this!

[@teachliterature]

Is this the emc160 model of Mr. Coffee maker? Thanks!

[@fullmetalalchemistjd]

L Anderson not sure as I no longer have it. Sorry.

[@kimbercorson2259]

Silly cheap me bought this machine. I've since developed standards. What would y'all recommend with a $300 budget?

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

For $300 your best option might be the Breville Bambino machine.

[@isabelgomez5050]

So you have to add water to use the steamer?

[@fullmetalalchemistjd]

Yep

[@chilskater]

where to get the carefee or the pot separately?

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

¯\_(ツ)_/

[@autumnanderson1424]

This may be a stupid question but can you froth it right in the mug/glass? Or will it break?

[@mslikenootha]

Autumn Anderson yes I made a caramel macchiato in my espresso machine made the coffee first then I steamed my milk with vanilla and caramel in it and it came out hot in my mug afterwards I poured my mixture in the coffee

[@corndog3164]

@@mslikenootha Quick question- Do sentence breaks or periods bother you? Cuz my friend, that was one difficult thought to read lol

[@MrDarren690]

you really shouldn’t, since the heat may damage the glass (temperature, expanding and contracting, etc.)

[@rtgtx]

You only need a filter.

[@AjayKumar-dv4pq]

You are hereby conferred Phd in Latte Making!

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Thanks! Glad it was helpful.

[@Valient6]

Hot water is full of metal particles. Way more than cold water.

[@natejobs7463]

Care to explain?

[@Valient6]

@@natejobs7463 heating elements cause metallic particulates to accumulate in the heater. Also the chemicals oxidize and gather. Look up "hot water tank clean out.

[@natejobs7463]

@@Valient6 will do thanks for the insight

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

That's why you use a hot water kettle to boil cold water and add that to the Mr Coffee.

[@daleguy15]

Rong bro

[@drumer4life21]

Who the hell drinks a hot drink out of a glass cup. Come on lol

[@andyleo8418]

He was trying to show how much foam his technic created.

[@Angela-Gee]

That's not a latte! 😑

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Yes, that is not a latte in your profile pic. I wonder why they call it that?

[@Angela-Gee]

Kyoto Black excuse me, that's a Frappuccino Alright! And btw, change the title of your video. You dint show how to make a latte for Godsake! Stop fooling people Alright ya douche! 😡

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

Thank you for sharing

[@fukushimadaichi415]

Kyoto Black Jeez I didn't know farpuccino drinkers were that touchy about lattes. Might be going through sugar withdrawals. BTW I don't mind the espresso from those machines. I sometimes drink it strait up or I'll use the steam to heat water and make americanos.

[@KyotoBlackCoffee]

They're a weird bunch indeed. For some reason, I find the shots too metallic. Glad you enjoy your experience though!