Coffee Basics Common Sense Melting Magic Ice Cream Coffee
Magic Ice Cream Coffee: this creative and varied magic taste only belongs to the young you! Pour espresso on the cold Vanilla Ice Cream, then use chocolate sauce to freely compose the fresh cream and ice cream. The ice coffee is a magical blend of water and milk, leaving only fragrance and freshness in your mouth.
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Fancy coffee common sense black and white latte
Iced latte: we have to mention latte again. (Is it too tempting, or is it too romantic?) The use of fructose and milk mixed to increase the proportion of milk, so that it will not mix with the lighter proportion of coffee, into two layers of black and white, forming a beautiful visual effect like a cocktail, coupled with ice cubes, giving people an elegant and romantic warm feeling.
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COSTA COFFEE released the results of a new survey.
A few days ago, the global coffee chain COSTA COFFEE released the latest research results. At least 9000 people were invited to participate in the global survey. Nearly half of the Shanghai researchers believe that David Beckham and Tom Cruise, a pair of star friends, are the most tasteful people in the world. Hollywood diamond bachelor George Clooney came in second with 19% of the vote. Sexy
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