A QUIETER WAY TO UNDERSTAND COFFEE.
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DRINK ATLAS / MILK COFFEE

Caffè latte

A longer milk coffee with espresso, plenty of steamed milk and a light foam surface.

A latte glass beside a metal milk pitcher and coffee scale.Illustrative drink portrait · AI generated

Make it at home.

  1. Prepare the espresso in a larger cup.
  2. Warm and texture enough milk for your serving, leaving room in the pitcher for expansion.
  3. Pour milk into the espresso and finish with a thin layer of foam.

Follow your equipment instructions. Hot liquid and steam require care. Milk alternatives can change the texture.

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A QUESTION OF PROPORTION

A serving.
Not a full vessel.

Increasing milk softens coffee intensity without changing the espresso dose. It does not remove caffeine.

Schematic capacity view. Amounts are illustrative serving volumes, including foam space; espresso recipe weights are separate. Café recipes and actual vessels vary.

300 ml capacity0 ml
250ml example
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Caffè latte: Make it at home.; A serving. Not a full vessel.; Reference & scope
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