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Cafe Latte

Latte Coffee is one of many Italian lattes because latte means fresh milk in Italian. In the English world, it generally refers to coffee brewed with hot fresh milk. The French word lait is synonymous with the Italian word latte, which means milk. Latte Coffee, the so-called coffee with milk, is usually translated directly as "latte". As for the French word Cafe au Lait, which means coffee with milk, it is commonly known as "coffee O'Lei" or "O'Lei coffee". It was not until the 1980s that the term latte was used outside Italy. A typical latte consists of 1/3 espresso Espresso and 2/3 fresh milk, usually without foam. It has more fresh milk flavor than cappuccino.