Italian espresso

Make Authentic Italian Coffee including the Caffe con Cremina di Zucchero. No fancy machine required just a moka pot also known as a macchinetta.

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How to Make Espresso at Home: All you need is a simple Moka Pot also known as a Macchinetta (literally “small machine”). Espresso is a richer coffee with a thicker consistency and is a base for other coffee drinks. You can create a Caffe Macchiato, Caffe Latte, and a Cappuccino just with variations of milk. You can add a scoop of vanilla ice cream and have an Affogato. Then there is my favorite the Caffe con Cremina di Zucchero. This is where you blend sugar with a little bit of the…

Italians consume over 14 billion espresso drinks each year (!) making the country’s coffee intake the highest in the world. That’s A LOT of caffeine. Baristas in the boot-shaped peninsula take great pride in their ability to extract perfectly flavored espresso every time, so much so that it ta

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Glass espresso coffee on rustic wooden board, cantucci biscuits and steel Italian Moka pot, grey background, selective focus

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5 · 10 minutes · Italian Coffee Cream is an easy, cold, frothy, eggless coffee dessert you can enjoy at the end of a meal or as an afternoon treat. Thanks to this very quick recipe made with only 3 ingredients – whipping cream, espresso and powdered sugar – you can make an iced sweet Italian coffee cream at home. Like the one you can find in an Italian coffee bar.

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