Frothy Foam, Coffee Cubes, and McCafe Magic!

Perfect cold foam tips, craft coffee ice cubes, and McDonald's digital magic match up looks fun!

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Hello Coffee Lovers!

Cold foam is the ultimate indulgence for cold coffee lovers, and this week we’re breaking down how to make it at home like a pro.

Get ready to create frothy magic with our easy guide!

Also in this edition:

  • McDonald’s holiday campaign blends coffee with digital fun

  • Dice Coffee Ice Cubes: The coolest way to upgrade your cold brew

  • Avolta’s Italian innovation lab: Coffee trends reimagined

Let’s whip it up!

☕️ Quick Coffee Facts

Mastering Cold Foam (Tips for the Best Homemade Version)

Do you want to know more about the art of crafting the perfect cold foam?

Cold foam is a creamy and versatile topping that brings your favorite drinks to another level.

From knowing the essential ingredients to experimenting with unique flavor variations, we'll guide you through the process in our recent cold foam guide.

🥛 The Basics of Cold Foam

Cold foam is a frothy, creamy topping made by blending cold milk or cream at high speeds. It maintains its structure and doesn't immediately dissolve when added to cold drinks. Use cold milk (2% or whole) for the best results.

🎯 Essential Tools and Equipment

An electric milk frother (handheld or standalone) is necessary for perfect microfoam texture. A tall container or frothing pitcher is required for frothing and storing cold foam. Measuring cups/spoons and a metal mixing bowl ensure precise measurements and consistent results.

🔄 Avoiding Common Mistakes

Don't overthink the process, as it can lead to inconsistent results. Temperature matters: room temperature milk foams better than cold milk. Avoid over-whipping milk, as it creates whipped cream instead of foam. Use fresh milk for the best foam quality.

📦 Storage and Topping Tips

Store pre-made cold foam in a sealed container in the fridge for up to 2 hours. Use cold foam within 30 minutes for the best results. Pour cold foam slowly and steadily along the side of the glass, and use a spoon to guide the foam if needed.

🌟 Creative Recipe Variations

Experiment with unique flavor variations like vanilla-lavender, salted caramel, pumpkin spice, mocha, matcha mint, and brown sugar cinnamon. Try using different milk options like oat milk, almond milk, or coconut milk to create dairy-free cold foam.

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