The common sense of coffee is popular.
Common sense of coffee: many people who like coffee will feel that it is the same to drink it with any cup. In fact, the choice of a perfect cup of coffee is very important: exquisite and beautiful cups can be matched with fancy coffee to produce works of art with a great sense of beauty; and in terms of material, high-quality bone porcelain cups are the best, because bone porcelain has the strongest heat preservation. It slows the coffee down in the cup.
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Coffee etiquette brief introduction, let you drink coffee elegantly!
A brief introduction to coffee etiquette: "Coffee" (the word comes from a small town in Ethiopia called kaffa, and in Greek "Kaweh" means "strength and passion". Tea, coffee and cocoa are called the three major drinks in the world. Although people are used to drinking coffee, how to drink coffee elegantly and gracefully?
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Coffee
In general, there are two kinds of coffee in cafes: one is espresso, which refers to coffee made by adding milk, foam, syrup or cream to an Espresso; the other is single coffee, which refers to a variety of coffee from a single origin, which is usually extracted by hand filter drop and siphon. Single coffee is generally without sugar and milk, which is suitable for drinking black coffee.
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