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Affogato
An affogato is an Italian coffee-based dessert. It usually takes the form of a scoop of vanilla gelato or ice cream topped or 'drowned' with a shot of hot espresso.
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Black Russian
This is a drink similar to White Russian, made with just vodka and coffee liqueur.
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Bruce Wayne Cocktail
Something magical happens to an iced coffee when you shake it with whiskey and maple syrup: You get a lovely, creamy head of foam on top — almost like a Guinness — that disguises the dark depths below (which contain enough caffeine to power any nocturnal superhero).
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Butter Coffee
Butter coffee is a drink consisting of brewed coffee, unsalted butter, and medium-chain triglycerides (MCTs), an easily digested type of fat.
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Café Con Leche - Cuban Style
The Cuban version of café au lait! A classic Miami breakfast beverage, usually dipped into with a slice of thick buttered toast.
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Caferio Cookie Shake
A perfect dessert shake with richness of coffee and cookie-cream ice cream.
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Cappuccino
This recipe is for an authentic Italian cappuccino made with the perfect proportions of espresso, steamed milk, and foamed milk. (And by “perfect,” we mean approximately equal proportions of 1/3 each.) For a larger—or more typical American—cappuccino, double the quantities. For a milkier, or wet, cappuccino, increase the milk to 6 tablespoons. Ever wondered the difference between a cappuccino and a macchiato? The latter has just a small spot of foamed milk, as “macchiato” means “spot” in Italian.
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Carajillo
Carajillo was born during the colonial era, when Cuba was a Spanish province. Spanish soldiers mixed coffee with liquor to take courage during the fighting.
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Coconut Coffee
A new Hanoian specialty, where the creaminess of coconut mix perfectly well with the bitter taste of espresso
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Cold Brew Old Fashioned
This is a new spin on an Old Fashioned. This recipe features Rye, black coffee, bitters, and was adapted from How To Drink's YouTube Channel.
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