PERFECT LATTE ART MILK WITH FRENCH PRESS! 

Well that’s the first time I’ve ever seen someone chug a latte before… and I loved it.

Making advanced coffee experiences available for everyone via cheap devices is exactly what the coffee community needs! Thank you so much for your incredible videos :)

Only about 20 seconds into the video and so far this guys Vibes are Immaculate.

With some french presses, the lid stops you from going down far enough into the milk to break up all the bubbles but you can just unscrew the little knob at the top and take the lid off for more range! Plus you can get some presses where the body is just plastic and glass with the shaft of the plunger being the only metal bit so you can put it right into the microwave to heat your milk and froth in one device!

Watching Lance's latte art videos and his espresso art vid, he has the magic wand to draw beautiful art with whatever liquids and methods. I'm looking forward to seeing him doing orange juice art, coke art, and, ultimately, water art.

Aylardır deniyorum. Tutmayan kremam tuttu. Çok teşekkürler. Harika bir öğreticisin ❤

I've been doing this for a while and does work very well. It is great to transfer the milk to another device to break up the big bubbles. Thanks for a another great video.

Won’t be surprised to see you make silky milk with a hand whisk! 🙌🙌

This is gonna inspire millions around the world!

It is extremely rare for me to hit the notification bell, I did it for Lance ... and it is an automatic like from me ... thanks for the video!

This worked so well! I’ve been having trouble making latte art with my rancilio, but this worked on the first try. Thank you for teaching us!

I think it's worth mentioning that the nanofoamer works very similarly. Both use a fine screen to cut up the big bubbles. The nanofoamer uses the impeller to push the foam to the screen. With the French press you push/pull the screen into the foam.

I've needed this in my life for so long! I get pretty good results with my french press but I've wanted to try to make it better. Turns out I'm just putting in too much air 😅

Always think that I can't do Latte art because I don't have good milk streamer . Now i know that because I don't have skill lol. Good job indeed. Thank for sharing.

There's a moment during that "sip" where you can tell from the look in your eyes that you have decided to end that drink's existence.

Didn't know that this could be so simple. I watched James Hoffman's video on using french press for steam milk and though that was helpful, your video really goes into details and with great demonstration too.

This video just showed up while I'm waiting my water to make a french press coffee. Perfect timing!

Originally found your channel when I was looking for videos to help my girlfriend with latte art. Since we didn't have a espresso machine a cheap french press was the solution. So this is exactly the video I would have needed then, great job as always dude.

Thank you! With this video and your two “10 common mistakes” video I was finally able to draw a heart for the first time!!! Over the moon

Dude, this was empowering. Not able to buy a machine right now... so thank you! I let the ads play all the way without clicking skip. Hopefully that makes you a little more money, LOL!

I've been doing this for the past 6 months, works like a charm!

Thank you, bro, I learned a lot from this video. 🥳

Your energy is immaculate! Thanks for making such awesome videos.

Oh mylanta! Thank you Lance. Snow day fun day on the eastern seaboard here!

Hello bro it's really works you are the only one who teach the proper how to use French press after failing so many times I found you video and I try same like yours and what it's work thanks you for the honest video....

I now understand what I was doing wrong - I was smashing that milk like I was trying to bring it to climax instead of doing the one-two and then breaking the bubbles for that silky milky. Just sending the latte was great.

Was actually pretty impressed. Didn’t think you could get that good a texture and definition on the latte art with this method. You got mad skills!

Thanks Lance for revealing a big secret!😊 I learned latte art watching your videos! You take time & explain in detail it makes a big difference 🙏🏼🤍👍🏼

I took an espresso shot every time he said silky milky. I think my heart just stopped.

Silky milky merch when?!

Hahaha, i love this channel! That moment when you drank the entire cup made me smile big time! The sad part is, your French Press latte art is phenomenally better than my “regular” latte art with a steam wand ;-). BUT, i practice everyday… maybe one day I’ll master it!

Thanks sir for your information I have used French press to make latte art but need more practice

Subscribed - for nothing other than the chaotic energy

3:56. That escalated quickly. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I was having issues with foam coming out first, and thin milk after, I'm definitely going to try shifting the containers to keep the foam on top

From someone that is just starting as a barista, you my man rock! I really enjoy all your videos since they're educational, funny and they have that special something-something - typical Lance touch haha. Keep it up dude!

I love your energy and jokes! 😆 and this is such a clever way of making the latte art!!! (I failed my steam wand today and here I am watching your videos) 😁

I do this method using good milk powder. This way, i only need to heat the water with my kettle. Stop it kalfway, pour the water on to the french press, then put the kettle back to boil and meanwhile i'm making great milk. From the foaming action you make completely sure it's perfectly incorporated, and you could never tell it was milk powder in the first place. You basically foam milk while solving the greatest problem of milk powder, achieving great dilution

😆got so much in such a short vid!wasn't ready for it all but thanks a ton! How pre steam wand me would have KILLED for this knowledge bomb

This is so ace. I've used this method a lot at home in the past (especially the beginning of lock down haha) but now I know I could have done it better. I'll remember that for next time 👌

My favorite shop in Seoul when I lived there - Chans Bros, if you’re out there, we miss you! - would use this technique on cold milk for his ice cappuccinos and it was revelatory for me like 10 years ago.

I’ve wanted this to work for a long time this is a blessing

The most practical practice. Most of the vids on the same subject don't even mention the tip on not touching the milk surface much as a result of making foamy milk more suitable for capuccino not latte!

This is what i do for years, but you taught me a new technique 👍🏼 Me gusta!

The last minute is exactly what I have been looking for. Thank you so much! 😃😃😃 A way to practice latte art

Awesome! Will be trying this! And the sweater is NOT tacky, btw..... ; )

Silky milky, may your coffee never be silty.

*Silky milky!* ™️

If only I could have that level of energy with just coffee XD great video Lance

try with cold milk and you can make great iced caps. since its not heated its very unstable foam so drink it quickkkk :)

Thanks Lance this video 💯 milkied my day!!

"Gonna take a little sip" Invoke camel mode.. 🤣

Lance is on, gotta press the like button right away!

Wonderful video! Thanks Lance!

OMG thank you! Now I can practice my latte art at home 😍

One tip is to get a french press with no metal parts, or which the glass can be removed. Then the whole french press can enter the microwave to warm the milk. Makes the workflow and thermal management way easier.

Do you heat the milk to a certain temperature before putting it into the press? Thanks for your expertise

SK!LLZ!!! That truly looks great! 👌

Here's a silky milky! Love your videos and charisma.

Holy shit man here is your silkymilky i owe you ☕. The texture is just fucking perfect even with alternative milk. Cheers.

Love your sweater!

dude that's amazing!!!

What's the smallest amount of milk I could use to do this??? I like a teeny tiny macchiato :) Thank you for the fun and educational content!

Thank you Lance!

Yay! Silky Milky!😍

hahahaha did not expect you to drink it all at once!

may i know at what temp did you heat up the milk to ? I need to try this. thank you

Just awesome, thank you

I always do a few big pumps and then several short, quick pumps to get that silky milky. Seriously, french press method is way better than those cheap frother that just spins and incorporates air; they make way too stiff of a foam. If you don't have an expensive steam wand, french press is the second best to make these micro foams.

Have a Silky Milky! Looking forward to Silky Milky merch.

Your latte art videos are the best on the internet. It would be extremely helpful if you told us what cups you were pouring into in each video and how big they are.

I must now accept that Lance can macguyver a better silky milky than I can with my actual espresso machine steam wand.

Silky milky! 😂 You look like a Lance! ❤

I want a “homogenize the bubs“ tshirt

Awesome! time to head over to a friend and start impressing with this technique + gold blend instant coffee! Please attack the G-Iota/Solo/DF64 grinder next! I'd love to see your inputs/tips/tricks!🙏

What temperature should the milk be before frothing it? I have a small meat thermometer so I can find the temperature as I heat it up.

silky milky with frenchy pressy

By experience I could say that Lance tips are always useful and it is a really cheap but powerful way to start on Latte Art as always you Lance rocking!

Silky milky title for the notification gang and latte art milk for the uninitiated

Lance, you rock.

Churning the butter. 🤣. Love these videos Lance and keep them coming. You make it look easy and very talented. Been doing the french press like this for a while now and recently got a belllman. Not sure if you have access to a bellman but would be cool to see your process there.

Lance: I'm gonna take a sip *"PROCEEDS TO GULP DOWN"*

Love the dance, laughed at you gulping them all and love the covid powder trick!

Thank you sir for thia video you made

Thanks, Lance and hello from Mother Russia (try to read that without strong Russian accent😂). I've got Lelit Elizabeth at home for my Latte arts, but not I "GOTS to buy that French Press and try it"😆

Just made me subscribe Thank you! ❤️

Awesome tutorial, man! Thanks for that🤙

Awesome! Great content. ✌🏻👏

Good vibes in this video lol

For heating the milk. Is there any temperature needed to be exact?

I was trying this and my wife saw me and gave me the side eye. She asked me what I was doing. When I told her I was making the Silky Milky, she just walked away shaking her head. Did I say something wrong? I don't get it. ☹️

The 3 big pushes make all the difference...awesome tip! Also those cups seem great, what brand is it? Silky milky shiki-miki

Great video, like always!

Can you also make latte art with cold milk in cappuchino freddo? If so, is skim milk or whole milk best?

loved it. awesome advice.

4:07 "it's a bit nutty" -austin powers

I've been interested in making my own latte art for a while and your vids have been the MOST helpful videos I've come across to date! Thank you for this info! This might be sacrilegious but do you have any tips for making colorful latte art (with food dye)?

fantastic thanks so much

Now I need to take a sip. Proceeds to down the cup.

3:57 a sip are you kidding me 🤣🤣🤣