What's the difference between a Starbucks latte and a Starbucks cappuccino? Which is sweeter, cappuccino or latte?

First of all, before we look at this question, let's take a look at what is a latte and what is a cappuccino.

Latte: latte is what we usually call milk coffee. Compared with other kinds of coffee with milk, latte contains more milk, so the taste is less bitter and relatively acceptable.

The composition of latte is espresso + milk foam (thinner)

Cappuccino: cappuccino is the transliteration of "Cappuccino". The word comes from Italy because the church wears a dark brown robe and a pointed hat folded from a headscarf when it comes to preaching in Italy. At that time, the Italians had an idea to beat the milk into a dense and stable foam and pour it into the espresso. The coffee in the cup showed a circle of brown close to the color of the robe, and then molded the milk on the surface of the coffee with a spoon to form a pointed hat. Because the sounds of Capuchin and Cappucci are similar, the Italians put n into Cappuccio without changing the rhythm of pronunciation, and finally named the cup of milk coffee after the word Cappuccino cappuccino.

Cappuccino is made of espresso + milk foam (thicker)

Which tastes better, cappuccino or latte?