Cream Coffee Espresso con panna
Espresso con panna in Italy means Espresso with cream. In the United States, it is often called Viennese Coffee, and we may be more familiar with Viennese Coffee than its prototype Espresso con panna Compauna Coffee.
The production of Espresso con panna is also very simple, a simple cup of Espresso and then mounted with a layer of whipped cream. But behind this simplicity, it provides a basic model for countless so-called fancy coffee.
We may have very few opportunities to drink the real Campbell coffee in China, and it is not a pity that there are only a handful of coffee on the menu that are willing to make it in accordance with tradition.
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Three mocha Mocha in the Coffee World
Cafe Mocha coffee mocha means chocolate coffee in Italy. Mocha is the Italian word for chocolate. A real coffee mocha usually consists of Espresso, milk, chocolate sauce and light cream. But coffee seems to have a special affinity with the word mocha. A vessel we are familiar with is also called a mocha pot. In fact, this kind of pot is specially used to make E.
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The lady's Espresso Macchiato
Cafe Macchiato is a classic Italian coffee, but the Chinese have long been brainwashed by Starbucks' caramel Macchiato, who knows that the real Maggiado is not like that at all. Macchiato simply means mark or stain. In Italy, Maggiado Coffee is generally called Cafe Macchiato or Espresso Macchiato, which means E.
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