Iced Caramel Cascade — Milk Cloud Bloom

Refreshing food-craft macro, 8 seconds, vertical 9:16. An iced caramel latte build: milk pours over tall ice cubes into dark espresso, blooming into white clouds that swirl and marble through the amber liquid. 0-3 seconds: the pour begins — milk streaming over the ice cubes' sharp edges, shattering into white clouds that bloom downward through the dark espresso, the two liquids marbling in slow motion, the ice cubes shifting and clinking. 3-6 seconds: the caramel — drizzled in a spiral down the glass's interior before the pour, it catches the light in amber ribbons, now bleeding slowly into the marbling milk, the layers stratifying into cream, caramel, and espresso bands; condensation beads on the glass, a droplet running. 6-8 seconds: the settle — the pour ends, the clouds slowly resolving into a gradient, the caramel ribbon holding at the glass wall; the final frame rests on the finished latte, beaded with condensation, backlit and glowing — cool, beautiful, drinkable. A striped paper straw is pushed through the layers, dragging caramel down in ribbons; the glass sweats harder, one droplet racing another down the curve; the barista slides it across the counter into a waiting hand. Craft: tall glass, clear ice cubes, espresso, milk, caramel drizzle. Camera: slow-motion pour tracking, macro on the marbling. Lighting: bright crisp daylight, backlit glass glow. Atmosphere: cool and beautiful — summer coffee ASMR. Style: food-craft macro, 30fps, amber and ivory.