Macchiato 🇮🇹
Espresso "stained" with a spoon of milk foam. Strong with a soft top.
40 ml♨ Hot
Layers, top to bottom
- Milk foam29%
- Espresso71%
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Espresso with lots of steamed milk and a thin layer of foam. Mild and creamy.
One third espresso, one third milk, one third thick foam.
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A small, strong shot of coffee pressed through fine grounds. The base of almost every drink here.
A shorter, more concentrated espresso: less water, sweeter and more intense.
A double espresso: two shots in one small cup.
A long espresso: more water passes through the coffee, so it is bigger and more bitter.
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Like an Americano, but the espresso goes on top of the water, keeping the crema.
Espresso "stained" with a spoon of milk foam. Strong with a soft top.
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Double espresso with thin, velvety microfoam. Stronger and smaller than a latte.
One third espresso, one third milk, one third thick foam.
Espresso with lots of steamed milk and a thin layer of foam. Mild and creamy.
A latte with chocolate, often finished with cream. Coffee meets hot chocolate.
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A scoop of vanilla ice cream "drowned" in a hot espresso shot. Dessert and coffee.
Hot coffee with Irish whiskey and sugar under a layer of cold cream.
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Cold milk and ice with espresso poured on top.
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