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“There are more things to consider such as the artistic stylings of the barista and whatever pitcher shape they prefer.” Pitcher Material A narrow spout is recommended for advanced baristas since it requires more technique to achieve better results,” says Venegas, though he caveats that by noting it may also come down to personal preference. “ round spout is generally recommended for beginners since it is easier to learn on. If you’re new to latte art, a round spout may be easier to get started with. “While on the other end, a narrow spout will be used to create sharp, and fine detailed lines for striking color infusion and very technical pours.” This shape lends itself to producing designs such as "slosettas" a term that is used to call a classic "rosetta" design that has been poured in a very organic, and slow method creating big and bold lines with extreme hollow leaves,” explains Venegas.
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“For latte art, a round spout is used for wider, bolder lines which create more color contrast with designs. Bustle got in touch with Gabe Venegas, Licensed AST Trainer (Authorized SCA Trainer) with the Specialty Coffee Association and an educator at Maru Coffee, to learn what to look for in a pitcher. To try your hand at making latte designs at home, you’ll need one of the best latte art pitchers, which are made of high-quality stainless steel and come in the spout design that suits your latte art style.