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Latte Cup by Notary Ceramics at Maru Coffee, Los Angeles

Description Payments We Accept Each set includes 1* coffee cup and 1 saucer, 10.8 ounce (320 ml) capacity ceramic coffee mugs. Perfect for serving espresso, cappuccinos, lattes or tea. It has enough space for coffee with milk bubbles, avoiding spilling. Lead free and non-toxic, naturally retains heat to keep coffee or tea warmer longer. Hand wash is recommended, dishwasher Safe, Not Safe In Microwave Packaged in a gift box, best gift for friends, coworkers and boss as birthday…

A study links caffeine consumption to a decreased risk for diseases like Alzheimer's and cancers. Drinking that cup of coffee might spell a long life.

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All these drinks are made with espresso and milk, but the difference is also in the milk. The right texture and foam formation ensure the right taste in the mouth.

Specialty coffee refers to the whole process from farmer to cup using single origin coffee. It refers to the way the coffee is roasted and how it is extracted. ... According to the Specialty Coffee Association of America, coffee which scores 80 points or above on a 100-point scale is graded "specialty." Learn How to make an art latte. The two most common forms of poured latte art are a heart shape and the "rosetta" or "rosette", also known as "fern" which resembles a type of flower or fern.

This easy recipe will show you how to make a barista-quality latte with just a couple of ingredients and no special equipment!

Sheldon Ceramics stoneware farmhouse Latte Mugs are hand-thrown and glazed with our custom charcoal formula. Perfect for coffee and tea. Shop handmade pottery.

<p>Short for the Italian caffelatte (coffee with milk), a latte is made by diluting espresso with a large quantity of hot steamed milk. A soothing and satisfying drink, a latte is traditionally drunk in the morning, especially in Italy, where it is rarely served later in the day. If you prefer your latte to pack a bigger punch, use a double shot of espresso (about 2 fl. oz./60 ml) instead of a single shot (about 1 fl. oz./30 ml).</p>