Maggie represents a kind of beauty and simplicity.
Maggiadot represents a kind of beauty and simplicity. It is easy to make macchiato coffee. Add two tablespoons of soft milk foam to the Espresso to make a cup of macchiato. Marchiato tastes heavier than cappuccino because she only adds foam instead of heating milk. As the milk foam comes into contact with the air, it will affect its cotton density, so Maggiadot should drink it as soon as possible.
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The growth cycle of coffee and picking coffee beans are the seeds of coffee trees.
Coffee beans are the seeds of coffee trees. After three or four years of growth, the coffee tree matures and begins to bear fruit, with one fruit arranged in clusters or clusters along the branches. The outside of the seed is a layer of peel, which can be picked as soon as it turns red. Under the red skin (exocarp) there is a layer of pulp (mesocarp), which is a small thin layer, and then a layer of material endocarp like parchment. In
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Coffee common sense Italian coffee Espresso is the basis of Italian coffee
Espresso is the basis of espresso, adding Espresso to milk and foam to make Cappuccino or Coffee Latte; adding chocolate sauce to Coffee Mocha; adding only milk foam to Espresso Macchiato; adding only whipped cream to Espresso Con Pan
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