Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

Following the heated global debate about whether cappuccinos feature latte art, I decided to take a practical approach. I embarked on a mini-tour of five local coffee shops, each time ordering a small cappuccino with regular milk, at prices ranging from $4.30 to $5.00.

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips
Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

From August 30 onwards, here’s what I discovered:

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips
Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

Image 1: Bear With Me, South Hobart – Latte art ✅
Image 2: Bumi Coffee, City – Latte art ✅
Image 3: Villino Coffee, City – Latte art ✅
Image 4: Area 2BE, Sandy Bay – Latte art ✅
Image 5: Capulus, North Hobart – Latte art ✅

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips
Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips

Based on this small but insightful sample, it appears that in the Hobart specialty coffee scene, cappuccinos are indeed often adorned with latte art, aligning with the market’s accepted definition of a “cappuccino.”

Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips
Does Cab Actually Do Latte Art: Hobart Market Practical Guide and Tips
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