Splitting milk
During slow periods, you may only need to make one coffee at a time. But during peak time, you could be making numerous coffees every minute. Instead of using a...
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Lesson details
During slow periods, you may only need to make one coffee at a time. But during peak time, you could be making numerous coffees every minute. Instead of using a separate jug for each coffee, the easiest and quickest solution is using one jug for numerous coffees.
When you prepare coffee using the one jug you don't want one coffee cup full and the next half empty. So how do you ensure you split the milk properly? It's all about managing your milk thickness or proportion of foam.
What you'll learn in the Splitting milk lesson
- What 'splitting' milk means
- How to split a jug of milk to make multiple coffee drinks
Instructor

Hugh Kelly runs the research and development side of ONA Coffee, Canberra's largest specialty roaster, and supplier. As part of his role, Hugh develops new products and techniques to help the coffee industry expand and grow. With more than 10 years...
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