Latte is not coffee latte and latte is not coffee! How do you drink latte?

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My friend mentioned to me that she came to Italy for a trip a few years ago.

The party went to the bar for coffee and ordered five cups of latte (latte). As a result, five cups of milk came to the bar table.

My friend was very surprised and wondered, what on earth is going on?

But the group still drank the milk.

I couldn't help laughing after listening to it.

I asked, is Mr. Taiwan confused, too?

"what's the matter with you! adults don't drink milk!" Snicker

Latte Italian is milk.

Chinese people are used to calling it a latte for short.

But when you drink latte in Italy, you must talk about caffe' latte.

Latte in China has always been the meaning of milk, not latte coffee, many people misuse it.

Otherwise, does the matcha latte have coffee? No.

Last time, a Taiwanese customer also asked me why he ordered a latte (latte) at the Italian airport bar. Why did the bar give him milk?

I laughed again and again.

Please say CAFFE & # 39; LATTE!

At the beginning of this year, when I ordered coffee in a coffee shop in Taiwan, the clerk asked me, "Miss, do you want Cabo?"

"HM? Cabo? " I'm confused.

I have a quick brain. I think he's talking about cappuccino.

If any Chinese come to the Italian bar to order "Cabo".

I wonder what will come out of the Italian bar?

But I don't think I understand it at all!

"Boss, I'll have a Latte." believe you, I often hear this call in coffee shops. Yes, many people think that Latte is the abbreviation of latte, so Latte is a kind of coffee. However, this is a big misunderstanding.

"French: Lait / Italian: Latte" in fact, the two foreign languages mean exactly the same, both refer to 'milk'. Like the Latte Coffee we often hear, it is the so-called coffee with milk, which is coffee milk in vernacular, while most people translate it directly into "latte".

As for the French word Cafe au lait, which means coffee with milk, it is commonly known as "coffee O'Lei" or "O'Lei coffee".

Therefore, latte is not a kind of coffee, but represents the seasoning of 'with milk'.

Recently, we often come across some guests who ask whether a latte is coffee.

I have explained it many times!

But there are still a lot of people who are confused.

Latte in Italian refers to milk.

Comparison of three kinds of coffee: Cabo, latte and Flat White coffee