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The Practical Guide To How To Make Any Type Of Coffee.

The Practical Guide To How To Make Any Type Of Coffee.

Love bar cafes?

But you never manage to make a good coffee at home again?

Well, rest assured, that's in the past.

With this tip, you have everything you need to make any coffee a success.

Espresso, lungo, cappuccino or latte, all you have to do is choose:

The Practical Guide To How To Make Any Type Of Coffee.

Here is the proportion guide:

1. Espresso: 30ml espresso.

2. Double espresso: 60ml of espresso.

3. Ristretto: 22 ml of espresso.

4. Length: 90ml of espresso.

5. Coffee macchiato: 60 ml of espresso and a drop of milk froth.

6. Coffee cream: espresso 60ml, heavy cream 30ml

7. Hazelnut coffee: 60 ml espresso and 30 ml hot milk.

8. Cut coffee: 60 ml of espresso and 30 ml of milk froth.

9. Cappuccino: 60 ml of espresso, 60 ml of steamed milk and 60 ml of milk froth.

10. Light cappuccino: 60 ml of espresso and 120 ml of milk froth.

11. American coffee: 60 ml of espresso and 90 ml of hot water.

12. Iced coffee: 60 ml of espresso and 2 ice cubes.

13. Coffee brief: 60 ml of espresso and 90 ml of half cream / half milk.

14. Mocha brief: 60 ml of espresso, 60 ml of chocolate and 60 ml of half cream / half milk.

15. Mocha: 60 ml espresso, 60 ml chocolate and 30 ml milk froth.

16. Coffee affogado: 60 ml espresso and 90 ml vanilla ice cream 90 ml (i.e. 1 scoop).

17. Viennese coffee: 60 ml espresso and 60 ml steamed milk.

18. Chantilly coffee: 60 ml of espresso and 90 ml of whipped cream.

19. Flat white: 60 ml of espresso and 120 ml of steamed milk.

20. Black eye: 60 ml of espresso and 120 ml of ground coffee.

21. Coffee latte: 60 ml of espresso and 300 ml of steamed milk.

22. Coffee with milk: 150 ml of filter coffee and 150 ml of steamed milk.

23. Cafe con leche: 180 ml of ground coffee and 180 ml of very hot milk.

Good to know: most espresso machines are equipped with a steam nozzle which allows both to cook the milk (known as "steam milk") and to froth the milk (known as "milk froth") .

But if you don't have a machine, no problem. All you have to do is put some very cold milk in a stainless steel container and you're done!