– Latte macchiato –

A foamier latte, the difference is in the preparation and the appearance. The hot milk is prepared first followed by the foam and the espresso shot is poured on top, creating a layer effect.

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– Latte macchiato –

A foamier latte, the difference is in the preparation and the appearance. The hot milk is prepared first followed by the foam and the espresso shot is poured on top, creating a layer effect. Yassine Mili 2018-01-30T10:53:26+00:00

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– Latte macchiato –A foamier latte, the difference is in the preparation and the appearance. The hot milk is prepared first followed by the foam and the espresso shot is poured on top, creating a layer effect.

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– Latte –Italian for ‘milk’. A single espresso and a lot of milk, with a thin cap of foam. A classic

– Cappucino –the world’s most popular coffee drink is traditionally a 1/3 shot espresso, 1/3 steamed milk, 1/3 foamed milk. The microfoam element is critical to giving that delicious velvety feel in the mouth

– Flat white –Made famous in Australia, this is a strong drink sitting somewhere between a cappuccino and latte. A double shot of espresso, filled up with steamed milk and a thicker layer of microfoam on the top

– Cortado –A strong drink, this is a double shot of espresso in a macchiato glass, filled with steamed milk and topped with a neat layer of foam, in the style of a latte

– Mocha –Named after the port of Mocha. Made with chocolate, espresso, steamed or frothed milk, and topped with whipped cream

– Latte macchiato –

A foamier latte, the difference is in the preparation and the appearance. The hot milk is prepared first followed by the foam and the espresso shot is poured on top, creating a layer effect.

– Latte –

Italian for ‘milk’. A single espresso and a lot of milk, with a thin cap of foam. A classic

– Cappucino –

the world’s most popular coffee drink is traditionally a 1/3 shot espresso, 1/3 steamed milk, 1/3 foamed milk. The microfoam element is critical to giving that delicious velvety feel in the mouth

– Flat white –

Made famous in Australia, this is a strong drink sitting somewhere between a cappuccino and latte. A double shot of espresso, filled up with steamed milk and a thicker layer of microfoam on the top

– Cortado –

A strong drink, this is a double shot of espresso in a macchiato glass, filled with steamed milk and topped with a neat layer of foam, in the style of a latte

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