Latte Art Set (3 Tools) for Latte Art, Cappuccino and Espresso, SANTOW Espresso Latte Art Tools, Spoon & Lance, Spatula & Spike and Knob & Hook Decorating Pen Set 3 Pieces
$33.99
Price: $33.99
(as of Dec 25, 2024 19:09:49 UTC – Details)
Latte Art is a method of preparing milk coffees by skillfully pouring steamed milk with a frothing pitcher into a shot of espresso and thereby creating patterns or designs like trees, flowers or hearts on the foamy surface.
SANTOW Latte Art set, providing six functional choices combined in three tools, is a favourite among professionals.
Latte Tool Spoon-Lance
Latte Tool Knob-Hook
Latte Tool Spatula-Spike
Material: stainless steel, handles Silicone
Dimensions: Diameter 10mm, Length 200mm
STAINLESS STEEL MATERIAL – Stainless steel material, sanitary, easy to clean and durability. Easy to Clean: It can be washed with water and kept as bright as new product, durability, easy to use, reusable and environmentally protected.
SPECIFICATION – Spoon & Lance:Length 8.15” width 0.9” weight 44g, Knob & Hook: length 7.95” weight 36.5gm, Spatula & Spike: length 7.87” weight 36gm.
PROFESSIONAL COFFEE STENCILS – They are professional art stencils to shape beautiful patterns for latte, cappuccino, oatmeal for kids. Cupcake, cake, hot chocolate or any other things you want. Bring you more happiness when you enjoy the coffee.
SPECIAL TOOLS – Special tools such as milk pitchers, pens or stencils are used for drawing the designs into the milk froth, often in combination with sauces, syrups or chocolate powder.
Dan –
Worth the money!
Worth the money!
DD –
Son liked
My son thought they would work well.
E.Swope –
Well made, good assortment
I have to admit that I did not get these for, or use them with latte. I tried them with a different liquid medium, hot glass. I thought they were a terrific addition to my tool set, provided a variety of points (some of which I did not have) and also reacted differently than the brass tools I usually use. All of that said, if they worked well (they did) and held up to the heat of liquid glass (around 2,000 degrees) they should work fine for anyone pushing hot milk around. As someone who buys a lot of similar tools I find the price a bit high, but do think the quality is very good.
I will be adding these to my list of studio tools available on Amazon, and recommending them to other glass artists. {My photo shows them next to some of my older glass tools). These are like some of my better tools, with a silicone grip. They are well finished, no seams which can accumulate moisture and lead to rust. Simple tools, nicely made.
Ms. Peacock 𦠖
Get Artistic with Your Lattes âï¸
These little tools are super cool and easy to use-
Itâs very easy to make cool art in your cappuccino and lattes..
impress your friends and family with the art you can create with these.
There are so many different options on what you can do, you basically have everything that you need within these three unique tools.
They are awesome! Have fun with your coffee âï¸
Carlos Pena –
Great way to get creative!
Wanted to get creative with my lattes and cappuccinos! I soon realized that this is not as easy as I assumed. That aside, these are very well made tools. The handles feel like writing instruments making it feel natural to create. They have a little weight to them and do do feel great in the hand.
Hope this was helpful!
Hawaii –
Bring out your Inner Latte Artist!
This set of three Latte Art tools is perfect for the beginner or advance latte artist! They appear to be high-quality, and work great! Love them! At $30.99 for three, they seem a little over-priced, IMHO. RECOMMENDED!
Sippinsgal –
heavy duty
These are bigger then i was expecting, but they are a little heavy but they feel great in your hand. very sturdy.
Chief Can’t See So Good –
Nail Art
These are also nail art tools and acrylic paint tools. Not to say they won’t work as intended, because they do with a bit of time and effort. You won’t be putting out a Masterclass, but you can make some pretty decent designs. Back to what these tools are: Nail art and painter’s tools as well. Just pay attention to what they look like and what you may already have around the house or what may be less expensive from another vendor. Don’t buy junk; you will be using them for liquid and your food, so aim for high quality stainless if you can. Check outside of coffee tools, such as in baker’s decorating tools. You just need fine tipped “pens” and a small scoop!