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Caffè
is the Italian term for a standard
espresso.
Caffè americano
is a thin espresso
with water added.
Caffè corretto
is espresso with a
splash of liquor.
Caffè freddo
is iced coffee. An
extended version of espresso served
with ice.
Caffè latte
is a double espresso in a
large cup filled with hot milk, topped
with little or no foam.
Caffè moca
consists of equal parts of
espresso, hot milk and cocoa.
Caffè ristretto
is the strongest most
concentrated espresso. The water is
reduced to 2 tablespoons (30 ml) per
serving.
Caffeine
- the caffeine content of
espresso is only a third or half of that
found in coffee. The stronger the roast,
the less caffeine the espresso will
contain.
Cappuccino
is espresso with frothed
milk. It is equal parts of espresso, hot
milk and foam.
Cappuccino chiaro
is a "light"
cappuccino with less espresso and
more hot milk.
Cappuccino scuro
is a "dark"
cappuccino with more espresso and
less hot milk.
Cappuccino senza schiuma
is a
cappuccino without the froth.
Crema
is the sign of the perfect cup of
espresso - a fine, nut or cinnamon
brown foam on the surface of the
espresso, which is only created when
the pressure is sufficiently high. The
crema contains the foamed oils which
are rich in flavor and aroma.
Espresso
, see Caffè.
Espresso corto
is a "short", strong
espresso.
Espresso doppio
is a double portion of
normal espresso.
Espresso lungo
is the longer, less
concentrated version served in a
standard coffee cup.
Espresso ristretto
is a double
strength, bitter tasting espresso.
Macchiato
is espresso with a dollop of
hot, foamed milk giving a dappled
(macchiato) appearance.
Pre-warming
the cup is recommended
to prevent the espresso from cooling
too quickly.
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