Introduction to the types of coffee drinks which coffee drinks are suitable for dessert?

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My favorite drink is coffee! Working in the office, this is really a pick-me-up drink! The reason for loving him is that there is a delicious cake match-it's a perfect combination! My sister loves a sister like me who loves to eat Pengchang. Heh!

This is the article I found, and I think it's very good-if I go to the coffee shop in the future, I won't be confused about what it is. Of course, the story of Irish coffee also makes me feel a little romantic, so let's savor it carefully!

Types of coffee drinks

Many varieties of coffee served by coffee shops have a variety of flavors, such as chocolate, wine, mint, cloves, lemon juice, cream, cream, etc., and people of different nationalities have different tastes of coffee. Here are some common types of coffee

* Black coffee: also known as "black coffee", contains only coffee

* White coffee: add milk to the coffee

* espresso: or espresso, brewed with hot water and ground into a fine coffee powder under high pressure.

* Cappuccino: also known as "Milk Coffee", steam-pressurized espresso plus foamed milk, sometimes with cinnamon, spices and chocolate powder. Usually coffee, milk and milk foam each account for 1 / 3.

* latte: steam-pressurized espresso with the same amount of hot milk

* seasoned coffee: according to different tastes, add different seasonings such as chocolate, syrup, fruit juice, cinnamon, nutmeg, orange blossom, etc.

* mocha coffee: add chocolate, milk and whipped cream to the coffee, sometimes with ice cubes

* Ole Coffee: regular coffee with lots of hot milk and sugar

* American coffee: espresso with plenty of hot water. Softer than ordinary espresso

* Irish coffee: add whiskey to the coffee and put cream on top

* Vietnamese Coffee: pour the coffee into a metal filter, put ice cubes and condensed milk in the cup, and let the coffee drip directly on the ice.

The story of Irish coffee

This is made by a bartender at Dublin airport for a beautiful stewardess.

The bartender met the girl at Dublin airport, probably in love at first sight. The bartender liked the stewardess very much. He thought she was like Irish Whiskey, fragrant and mellow. But every time she comes to the bar, she always orders different coffee with her mood and never orders cocktails. The bartender is good at mixing cocktails. He really wants her to drink the cocktail he made for her. Then he finally came up with a way to combine the girl he felt like Irish Whiskey with coffee to become a new beverage. Then name it Irish Coffee and add it to Menu, hoping the girl will find out. It is a pity that this girl, she is not a careful person, so she has not found Irish coffee. The bartender never reminded her, just doing his job at the bar, but waiting for the girl to come every once in a while. Then she finally found Irish coffee and ordered it. The bartender spent a whole year creating Irish coffee. When he first made her Irish coffee, he burst into tears with excitement. For fear of being seen by her, he wiped away his tears with his fingers and secretly drew a circle around the mouth of the Irish coffee cup with tears. So the taste of the first sip of Irish coffee is fermented after yearning has been suppressed for a long time. And she became the first guest to order Irish coffee. The stewardess likes Irish coffee so much that she will order a cup of Irish coffee as soon as she stops at Dublin airport. Over time, the two of them became acquainted with each other, the stewardess would tell him interesting stories about countries around the world, and the bartender taught her to make Irish coffee. Their story didn't end until one day she decided to stop being a stewardess and told him Farewell. Farewell, I won't see you again. Goodbye, unlike Goodbye. The last time he made her Irish coffee, he asked her: Want some tear drops? Because he still wants her to understand the taste of missing fermentation.

When she returned to her home in San Francisco, she suddenly wanted Irish coffee one day, but she couldn't find it in all the cafes. Later, she learned that Irish coffee was created for her by the bartender, but she still didn't understand why the bartender asked her, "Want some tear drops." . Before long, she opened a coffee shop and started selling Irish coffee. Gradually, Irish coffee became popular in San Francisco. This is why Irish coffee first appeared in Dublin, Ireland, but prevailed in San Francisco. After the stewardess left, the bartender also began to ask guests to order Irish coffee, so people who drink Irish coffee at Dublin airport will think that Irish coffee is a cocktail. And people who drink it in San Francisco Cafe will of course think that Irish coffee is coffee. So Irish coffee is both a cocktail and coffee, which in itself is a beautiful mistake.