Materials and steps of creative fancy coffee Arabica coffee
Cafe a la Jet Set
(France)
Deep-baked coffee 75cc
Jundu wine 20cc
Stir cream 20cc
Orange peel
Pour the Jundo wine into the cup, pour in the coffee, cover with stirred cream and put a few slices of orange peel on top.
It is a coffee that is often drunk in villages in the south of France. When vineyard workers finish their work and want to drink coffee or alcoholic drinks, they often choose this kind of coffee in township cafes or bars.
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Materials and steps of creative fancy coffee fennel liqueur coffee
Cafe Anisette (USA) deeply cultivated coffee 100cc fennel liqueur 20cc stir cream 20cc cup pour fennel liqueur into the cup, pour in the coffee, top with stirred cream float cover. Drinks for American dinners. Fennel liqueur, also known as white vermouth, is a kind of liqueur, which is helpful to digestion after meal.
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Creative Fancy Coffee Ingredients with Step Arabica Coffee
Cafe a la Jet Set (France) Deep brewed coffee 75cc Cointreau 20cc whipped cream 20cc orange peel cup pour Cointreau, pour coffee, float top with whipped cream, add a few slices of orange peel Coffee is often drunk in southern France. Vineyard workers who want coffee or alcoholic beverages at the end of their work often choose this coffee in town cafes or bars
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