2021年3月11日 · Your milk usually glug, glug, glugs into a glass or bowl of cereal, right? But here's how to pour milk from a carton without splashing! Hint: You have to reverse your pour.

2017年10月29日 · WOLFF WEEKLY VLOGG 059 | Latte Art Fundamentals | Basics of Milk PouringWatch more of our videos by subscribing to the Weekly Vlogg!https://bit.ly/2FiHBvlSh...

2013年4月16日 · A simple solution to stop splashes from cartons of milk, is to turn it over so that the cap at the top then, pour slowly. Simple! This works because the air is allowed in at the top of the...

2021年1月3日 · Has it ever happened to you, when you tried to pour milk into a bowl, that it stops and goes, spilling liquid everywhere? Well, this chaotic flow is based upon a common physical principle that I’ll explain here.

2024年6月30日 · A scientific explanation on how a different way to pour milk might be better. When you pour it this way, air can flow in more consistently, making pouring th...

2023年8月25日 · Today I’ve got 5 tips to help you get the best froth for your milk-based espresso beverages, including some bonus content with our test results for 10 dairy and non-dairy milks. Find out what types of milk are best based on frothing quality, pouring quality, and taste.

2023年1月8日 · Did you know that you've been pouring milk the wrong way? You probably didn't even know there was a right way. Find out how to pour with less mess.

2024年12月9日 · Crafting the perfect flat white requires meticulous attention to every step, including the art of milk pouring. This guide will delve into the intricacies of milk pouring, empowering you to create barista-quality flat whites at home.

2017年11月22日 · One is to pour all the liquid out very quickly all at once. Otherwise, if you have to pour slowly, use a cup that is twice as big as the amount you're measuring. This way the pour angle will be too steep for the liquid to dribble down the side.

2022年9月14日 · While pouring milk into your coffee or a glass of orange juice in the morning doesn't seem like a difficult task, you might be doing it wrong.