Coffee

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• Coffee
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• There are several different names for coffee
  drinks which come from many sources. Coffee
  houses have 64 choices of beverages that comply
  with the same simple formula. Any of these
  beverages have or have a variety of variants of
  varying titles. A great barista is somebody that
  understands how to create both of them. Affogato,
  for drowning, is Italian. A cocktail or snack
  with espresso that may also contain caramel sauce
  or chocolate sauce may be a beer or eaten as a
  dessert. Do you want to learn more? Visit Coffee.
• The Baltimore is an even combination of
  decaffeinated and caffeinated brewed coffee,
  while the Black Eye provides a good flavor of
  dripped coffee and a double shot of espresso. The
  popular Thai Iced Tea, The Black Tie, is a hot
  and sweet combination of chilled black tea,
  orange blossom water, star anise, smashed
  tamarind, sugar, and condensed milk or cream with
  a double splash of espresso.

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• While the Caffè Americano or just Americano is
  prepared by applying hot water to espresso, the
  Breven is rendered with steamed half and half
  milk, offering a comparable intensity but
  distinct taste from standard drip coffee. An
  Americano's intensity varies with the amount of
  espresso shots applied. The Long Black, Lungo and
  Red Eye are combinations. A continental tradition
  identified by various terms, the European Café au
  Lait is the most common drink in European
  coffee-houses. It is produced with solid or bold
  coffee as well as espresso that is blended in a 1
  to 1 ratio with scalded milk. You can learn more
  at Espresso.
• In Valencia, Spain, Cafe Bombon was made popular
  and adapted to accommodate European tastes and
  several parts of Asia, including Malaysia,
  Thailand and Singapore. The basic European
  formula uses a 1 1 mixture of espresso served
  with sweetened condensed milk. The Asian variant
  uses the same amount of coffee and sweetened
  condensed milk. A glass is used to create two
  different bands of complementary colors for a
  visual effect.

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• The Caffe Latte is a part of espresso and steamed
  milk in America, typically in a 2 to 1 milk to
  espresso ratio, with a touch of foam on top. Huge
  coffee chains such as Starbucks have popularized
  this beverage.In a portafilter that is poured
  over chocolate syrup and orange or lemon peel,
  which is normally filled with whipped cream, Cafe
  Medici begins with a double shot of espresso
  collected using a double filter basket. This
  drink started at the Brooklyn Coffeehouse's
  historic Last Exit in Seattle. A Cafe Melange is
  a black coffee that is blended with whipped cream
  or covered with it. In Austria, Switzerland and
  the Netherlands, this drink is the most popular.A
  shot of espresso, steamed milk, cinnamon, and
  honey is available at Cafe Miel. In Spanish, Miel
  is sugar. You may find more details about this at
  coffee beans.

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• Coffee milk is identical to chocolate milk, but
  now, coffee syrup is used. In the United States,
  it is the designated state drink of Rhode
  Island.A Cafe mocha or Mocha is a variation of a
  caffe latte, except usually in the form of
  chocolate syrup, a part of chocolate is applied.
  Instant chocolate powder is used when obtained
  through a vending system. Dark or milk chocolate
  can be used in mochas. Moccaccino is a term used
  to define cocoa or chocolate caffe latte in
  certain parts of Europe and the Middle East. In
  the United States, it typically applies to a
  chocolate-made cappuccino.

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• Summary
• Coffee Science ist das Informationsportal für
  echte Kaffeeliebhaber rund um das schwarze
  Getränk.
• Visit this site to learn more
• https//coffeescience.de/