Shhh… A Secret, which you always wanted to know!

October 2, 2020

Just imagine, you’re on a date in an exotic cafe, and you find a menu with some outlandish names that you pretend to know, but exactly you aren’t aware of those unknown coffee names.

It’s like you’re trying to solve a rubik’s cube. Let’s be honest, we all have. But we don’t want you going through all that stress just for a cup of joe. Today, we’d like to bypass that embarrassing situation for you. Let this be the secret email to you talking about various coffees, so next time, you have a different level of determination. Shhhhh…. You don’t need to share it ahead.

Let’s start with the mother of all, Espresso Espresso is a type of Coffee and an ingredient for many other kinds of Coffee. Almost boiling water is forced under pressure into freshly ground coffee beans, makes this strong beverage.

Latte. The Latte consists of a shot of Espresso, steamed milk, and foam. You can also add flavor shots to it like vanilla and pumpkin. It tastes Sounds, yummm, right!

Now let’s talk about Latte’s brother, Cappuccino. Cappuccino is very similar to Latte, the only difference is that it contains more foam than steamed milk. You can always season it with cinnamon or cocoa powder to make it even more delicious than it already is.

It’s time for the tall, dark, and amazing Black Coffee. Nothing can be simpler than black Coffee. Some ground coffee and steamed water is all you need to make yourself this drink. Told you, simple, right?

The hangout special, aka. Frappuccino. A frappuccino is iced Coffee, which is topped with whipped cream and syrup. Always the safe choice when in confusion. Just Saying!!

And how can we forget about the one that has made the news lately? Affogato. A scoop of ice cream drowned in a shot or two of Espresso. Every word in that sentence made you water your mouth didn’t it?

And finally, the exotic stranger on our list, Turkish Coffee. Turkish Coffee is a style of Coffee prepared using ground coffee beans very finely without filtering. Despite the name, the style originated in Yemen and was brought to Turkey during Ottoman rule. This Coffee has a robust taste, so only order if you dare!! 😉