🤔Espresso Vs Latte Vs Cappuccino: Are You Drinking the Right One?

Understand the differences between these classic coffee drinks and find out which one suits your taste best! We also cover coffee on a cliff, Starbucks faster service and recent coffee creamer recalls.

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Hello Coffee Lovers!

Espresso shots, creamy lattes, or frothy cappuccinos… how well do you know your favorites?

We're explaining the facts to help you master the coffee basics.

Also in this edition:

  • Gushi Cliff Coffee: A sip with a side of adventure

  • Starbucks’ quest for faster service

  • Recent food recalls: What you need to know

Ready for a fresh pour of knowledge? Let’s get started!

☕️ Quick Coffee Facts

Espresso Vs Latte Vs Cappuccino: What Sets These Coffee Drinks Apart?

Coffee is a staple in many cultures, with various drinks offering unique flavors and textures.

From rich espresso to creamy lattes and velvety cappuccinos, there's a coffee drink for everyone.

Let's look at the key differences between these popular drinks.

👀 1. Coffee Composition

Espresso is a concentrated shot of coffee, lattes are 20% espresso and 60% steamed milk, and cappuccinos have equal parts espresso, steamed milk, and foam.

🔄 2. Preparation Techniques

Espresso extraction requires precision, steaming milk is essential for lattes, and cappuccinos need a thick layer of foam.

🕰️ 3. Consumption Patterns

Milkier drinks like lattes are popular in the morning, while espresso is often preferred after meals for a quick energy boost.

🥛 4. Health Considerations

Lattes tend to be higher in calories, while cappuccinos are lower; espresso has a higher caffeine concentration, and milk in lattes provides calcium and protein.

📈 5. Market Trends

Specialty coffee is on the rise, with a growing demand for unique flavors, iced coffee, and sustainable practices.

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