Comparison of cappuccino and coffee latte

Cappuccino and coffee latte made for espresso with milk are basically the two most well-known coffees in cafes, but what's the difference between them? this is a question often asked by many friends.

Cappuccino Cappuccino: originated from the Italian Capuchin (church of St. Francis) and Cappucio (headscarf), because at that time the famous church of St. Francis clergy wore brown robes and white headscarves, and the background color of coffee with white soft milk foam is easy to remind people of the lovely image of monks, derived the word "Cappuccino".

Make formula: espresso+ hot milk + milk foam + cinnamon powder

Coffee latte caff è latte: the Italian word is "coffee with milk" (latte means milk). At first, when the latte is ordered in Italy, the waiter will bring a cup of espresso and a large glass of milk, and the milk will be poured into the coffee to become "milk coffee".

Make the recipe: espresso+ hot milk with a small amount of foam

Also for milk coffee, Cabo has thick milk bubbles, while the latte adds more milk, so the taste of Cabo is more intense in addition to the softness of the foam, while the latte is a full blend of milk and coffee.

So if you like thick milk foam and stronger coffee flavor, you can drink cappuccino, while if you like to add more milk to the smooth taste, the latte is a better choice.

Friendly tip: you don't need to stir with a spoon when drinking. You can feel the layers of milk foam, milk and coffee from top to bottom. If you like sweet, you can tell the barista in advance.