Which is better, Starbucks espresso or iced latte? What is the relationship and difference between latte and espresso?

First of all, let's find out what is espresso and what is latte.

What is espresso?

Espresso first appeared in the industrial age of Italy. As the coffee takes a long time to brew, busy people urgently need to refresh themselves by drinking a cup of coffee with high concentration and high caffeine during a short break. As a result, cafes began to use manual pressurization to allow a small amount of water to quickly extract extremely high concentrations of coffee liquid through the coffee powder layer. In this way, a cup of coffee liquid with about 30ml is produced. In addition, people did not pursue the quality of coffee beans at that time, and many coffee beans had a strong flavor and high caffeine content. After drinking two or three mouthfuls, we could take a rest and continue to work. Today, espresso is no longer simply used for pick-me-up. With the popularity of boutique coffee beans, people begin to pay attention to the flavor of coffee. Even espresso should be strong but not bitter, bitter but not scorched. It can stimulate taste buds without bringing unpleasant feelings to the mouth.

Latte is a classic blend of Italian espresso (Espresso) and milk. Italians also like lattes as breakfast drinks. In the Italian kitchen in the morning, coffee and milk are usually brewed on the sunlit stove. Italians who drink lattes like milk rather than espresso, and only Espresso can bring unforgettable taste to ordinary milk.

So which of these two tastes good coffee? Personal advice is to drink a latte, whether it's an iced latte or a hot latte, which tastes better than espresso, because espresso is so bitter for beginners that it's like drinking medicine.

What is the relationship and difference between latte and espresso? In fact, latte is concentrated with milk, and espresso is the base of latte.