3d latte art

Singapore-based 17-year-old Daphne Tan, who‘s better known under the name "Periperipeng", prefers to turn her coffee into art before drinking it. She began experimenting only about a year ago, although her cheerful 3D "sculptures" from coffee foam have already attracted the attention of the internet and even the organizers of the Singapore Coffee Festival.

In a dangerous escalation of the global latte art movement, Osaka-based barista Kazuki Yamamoto has been perfecting a technique for making 3D latte art.

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Two-dimensional latte art has become commonplace at coffee shops and on Instagram. However, 3D latte art, with its cute little animals or exciting scenery, is still an interesting experience for many coffee fans. Three-dimensional latte art, which is made by topping milk foam onto a cup of coffee or tea, has gained popularity as it makes it appear as if small bubbly creatures have popped out of the cup.

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Deanna Woo: Vancouver Foodie on Instagram: "3-D LATTE ART IN TOKYO! I’ve had @cafe_reissue on my bucket list for a while now. The lattes are very tasty and you can choose from various 3-D character art. They are located in Harajuku on the second floor - I recommend going early on a weekday as they get really busy! Tag a friend 🫶🏻⬇️ #tokyo#tokyofood#cafereissue"

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