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Espresso / Ristretto

Espresso is the epitome of coffee.The mediterranean drink par excellence, a small but powerful taste of Italy. Espresso simply has more:more aroma, more taste, more substance. High pressure is used in the preparation of espresso and this creates the characteristic, compact, hazelnut brown “crema”, the sign of a good espresso.

Ingredients:

  • 7 – 9 g ground espresso beans, according to taste
  • 25 – 40 ml hot water (double espresso = double quantities)

 

With a ristretto, the amount of water used is approx 20 ml and often less, with the same amount of coffee ground. An espresso is typically served with a glass of water.

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Espresso Macchiato

If you like your espresso milder, squirt some milk foam in a cup and finish off the drink with an espresso shot. The white milk foam specks “macchia” gives it its speckled appearance and transforms it into a “macchiato”. Serving an espresso macchiato in a glass also creates a visual highlight.

Ingredients:

  • 1 Espresso
  • some milk foam
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Café Crème

The café crème, also called Schümli, is freshly prepared with a coffee bean roasted under pressure until blonde using the so-called piston brewing process. A good café crème is also decorated with a nutbrown “crema”. A true classic, whether with a squirt of coffee cream or drunk neat.

Ingredients:

  • 8–10 g ground Café Crème beans
  • 125–150 ml Hot water, depending on the size of the cup
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Cappuccino

A popular alternative today to espresso is the quintessential Italian cappuccino. It made its first appearance in coffee bars all over the world a long time ago. Served with a sweet biscuit, the speciality coffee can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Its name which translates as “small cap”, comes from the cowl, the “cappuccio” of the habit of Capuchin friars. The basis of any cappuccino is plenty of fresh milk foam into which is put an espresso.

Ingredients:

  • 1 Espresso
  • plenty of fresh milk foam

 

In Italy, a cappuccino is only dusted with cocoa powder if requested)

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Latte Macchiato

Originally a child’s drink in Italy, the “speckled milk” is served at drinking temperature. A latte macchiato consists of a layer of hot milk and milk foam between which an espresso “lays” after a brief period. Thus the three characteristic layers are created.

Συστατικά:

  • 1 Espresso
  • milk
  • milk foam
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Caffè Latte

Originally a child’s drink in Italy, the “speckled milk” is served at drinking temperature. A latte macchiato consists of a layer of hot milk and milk foam between which an espresso “lays” after a brief period. Thus the three characteristic layers are created.

Ingredients:

  • 1/2 Café Crème
  • 1/2 hot milk
  • some milk foam
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Filterted Coffee

The definitive German coffee classic is and remains the filtered coffee. Also, or perhaps precisely in the era of the speciality boom, it still retains a large fan base and is the basic breakfast drink par excellence. In contrast to most speciality coffees, filtered coffee is prepared without a great deal of pump pressure and the brewing water instead flows gently through the coffee grounds.

Ingredients:

  • filtered coffee grounds
  • hot water
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Milk Choc / Hot Chocolate

Virtually no other drink imparts such a feeling of wellbeing as a hot chocolate does. Children love them anyway and perhaps most adults love them also for this very reason.It brings back cosy memories of safeness, warmth and contentment. Sweet, rich, creamy – the embodiment of chocolate in liquid form. The high point is a covering of milk foam or fresh whipped cream.

Ingredients:

  • hot, fresh milk or hot water
  • milk foam or whipped cream
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