Start by cold foaming your milk.The goal is to wind up with a layer of milk about ¼ of an inch thick resting on top of the drink.
You won't get the same microfoam texture as a steamer, so it's not quite what you'd expect from a coffee shop.Stemming from customer requests for a white coffee flat.Fill a glass with ice cubes and make sure there's enough in there to cool your coffee completely.
Steam a portion of milk, creating a light, silky microfoam.Place the portafilter in the espresso machine.
Start with a double shot.Then, steam your milk gently using either a milk frother like the aeroccino3 black milk frother or coffee.Grind enough coffee for a double espresso.
Tap the pitcher to remove bubbles.Try to keep the steam wand at the milk's surface for the best result (more tips below).
Fill a glass with ice.A latte will be around around 8.Microwave the jar of milk for 30 seconds so it foams and then assemble your flat white immediately.
Typically, in the specialty coffee world, a flat white has just a little bit less micro foam than a latte, and often less volume, but is still creamy milk over the same amount of espresso, says kenny.Pour the coffee into a glass mug and stir in sugar if desired.
After that, gently pour the foamed milk and stir it up.As steam permeates the milk, gently integrate the larger bubbles into the body, striving for a velvety, consistent texture that's relatively flat across the surface.A flat white has more coffee relative to milk than a latte, so it's stronger.
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The summer transfer window is open in England with more countries soon to follow suit, and there is plenty of gossip swirling around. Transfer Talk brings you all the latest buzz on rumours, comings, goings and, of course, done deals!
TOP STORY: Gunners make first move for KoundéBarcelona have asked for time to respond to Arsenal's undisclosed offer for Jules Koundé, according to Diario Sport.
The Blaugrana's delicate financial situation means that Marc-André ter Stegen, Hector Fort, Pau Cubarsí, Gavi, Fermín López and Lamine Yamal are the only players that they won't consider letting leave.
Koundé is among the Barca players who are in the highest demand, especially as the 25-year-old has proven that he can perform at both centre-back and right-back. There has been further evidence of that during the Euros, with Koundé playing an important role in France reaching the quarterfinals.
Barca are counting on Koundé but Arsenal have already contacted them about a possible transfer and the Catalan club need funds. With that in mind, they have asked the Gunners to give them time to respond, as the possibility of Koundé leaving is directly linked to Ronald Araujo's future.
Barca have already told Arsenal that Koundé will be staying put if the Uruguayan departs, but they will be willing to negotiate if he stays. Even if negotiations do take place, the Blaugrana will reportedly not let the Frenchman leave for less than €60 million. The defender has a contract that lasts until 2027 and includes a release clause worth €1,000m.
PAPER GOSSIP- Chelsea are pushing to sign Athletic Club winger Nico Williams, reports Diario Sport, which adds that the Blues are willing to trigger the 21-year-old's €60m release clause and offer him a fee between €15m and €20m. They also want to move quickly to capitalise on Barcelona's financial issues, but the Blaugrana remain confident that they will sign the Spain international as his priority is to play for them.
- Désiré Doué is on the list of players that Bayern Munich are looking at and Stade Rennais are aware of the Bavarian club's interest, according to Florian Plettenberg. The 19-year-old winger could become a serious option for this window if Bayern offload more players or they could wait until 2025 to make a move.
- Bayern Munich bosses have agreed basic contract details such as length and salary with the representatives of Paris Saint-Germain attacking midfielder Xavi Simons, reports Sky Sports Deutschland. They are also in concrete negotiations with PSG, but the 21-year-old hasn't decided where he wants to play next season. A return to RB Leipzig is still reportedly an option.
- Barcelona are leading the race to sign RB Leipzig attacking midfielder Dani Olmo, according to Nicolo Schira. This comes after the journalist had reported that Manchester United and Manchester City had also been trying to sign the 26-year-old with Leipzig wanting €60m for him.
- AC Milan hope to sign Chelsea trio Romelu Lukaku, Carney Chukwuemeka and Trevoh Chalobah, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport, which adds that the Serie A club is also in pole position to sign AS Monaco midfielder Youssouf Fofana. None of the Blues players mentioned are part of new coach Enzo Maresca's plans.
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