
Filter coffee: the most popular cafes, filter coffee
is prepared by slowly pouring hot water into a filter containing ground coffee.
Originally, a sock was used as a filter!
Expresso: this is a brewed coffee with a small
amount of hot water quickly passing through finely ground coffee beans. Espresso
was invented in order to get a fresh and tasty coffee in seconds.
Macchiato: macchiato coffee (or Noisette in
French) is an espresso lengthened with a little hot water or not, to which is
added to the milk foam. Just as strong as espresso, but more creamy in mouth.

Latte: espresso-based (usually elongate), to
which is added the same amount of hot milk and a little moss. It is possible to
replace the cow's milk with soy or almond milk. (But it's better the classic milk
ah ah)
Cappuccino: From Italian origin, cappuccino
contains espresso, hot milk and many milk foam. Its taste is generally well-seasoned
than the latte because espresso is less diluted. When properly performed, it is
for me one of the best type of coffee you can find! (It’s my favourite!)

This are the main types of coffee you can find
in almost all cafes in the world. There are also many other types and variety
by country in Europe and in the rest of the world but they are to be discovered
locally!
In extra this is an easy cappuccino recipe to
make at home:
Ingredients
- Milk
- 1 strong coffee
- Chocolate powered
- Small mixer for foam milk
Recipe preparation:
- Prepare a strong coffee or according to your taste
- When the coffee is almost ready, pour in the mug some milk at ambient temperature (very important, because it is too cold the foam doesn’t rise, same if it’s too hot!)
- Do foam the milk with the mixer but be careful, the volume must at least double!
- Pour on it the coffee very carefully. Normally it must remain some foam on the surface.
- Beat again milk in a separate bowl and rectify the foam. Put on the foam some powered chocolate.
And now your cappuccino is ready!
Tip: Add some cinnamon on the foam, it’s
delicious!
Hey, just a macchiato please, what else ? Édith
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