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@mur2501 if you add milk, it's a latte.
@mur2501 ...and what i had just now was a double espresso, without the milk.
in Italy, they don't drink latte all the time, as i understand it. having a quick espresso and then heading off to work or what not is more common. a load-me-up shot of coffee, basically.
in Italy, they don't drink latte all the time, as i understand it. having a quick espresso and then heading off to work or what not is more common. a load-me-up shot of coffee, basically.
@mur2501 latte is just the Italian word for milk, by the way. the French word is lait and they have a drink similar to Cafe Latte called Cafe au Lait. not sure if they steam it or use Robusta beans but similar concept.
@mur2501 looks like Cafe au Lait uses hot milk. unsure if Robusta is also used, but it looks like it. so i guess it would taste very similar to a latte.
a tall latte is a big one, a short latte is a small one.
a double latte has two shots of espresso.
i usually order a short double latte, which gives you more espresso and less milk, and less liquid in total.
oh, and a cappuccino is basically the same as a latte, but with more foam on top.