Retailer Rude Kitchen recently put together a set of foam art stencils that take latte art to crass degrees by recreating rude gestures and sayings out of foam and powdered toppings. The set comes with six stencils in total, each as crude as the next.
Latte art is a popular visual addition to serving drinks that often highlight illustrations of flowers, nature and other sentimental symbols. The Rude Kitchen stencils take the edible art form in an entirely new direction with easy to make outlines of gestures such as the middle finger, body parts and other sayings. The stencils allow the consumer to place them overtop of the foamy drink and use powdered cinnamon or chocolate to sprinkle over and create the recreate the work. This is a much simpler and quicker form of latte art than using the coffee.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Crass Art
- Opportunity to offer alternative and unique foam art stencils in cafes and restaurants.
- Personalized Beverages
- Innovation opportunity to offer customized stencils for customers to order personalized messages or images on their drinks.
- Vulgar Merchandise
- Opportunity for creating merchandise that includes crass sayings or designs similar to Rude Kitchen's stencils.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Coffee and Cafe Industry
- Offering Crass Latte Stencils that cater to a more playful and unique cafe experience.
- Food and Beverage Industry
- Providing a new twist on traditional foam art, a creative and unique way to increase their menu offerings and differentiation.
- Gift and Souvenir Industry
- Creating a line of merchandise that includes crass sayings or designs similar to Rude Kitchen's stencils and selling them as gifts or souvenirs.
