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Italian cappuccino

Italian cappuccino

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Cappuccino is a classic Italian coffee drink, known for its strong coffee flavor and delicate milk foam. It consists of three parts: equal amounts of espresso, steam-heated milk and whipped milk foam. This balanced combination gives the cappuccino both the intense flavor of espresso and the smooth taste of milk and the dense texture of milk foam. It's not just a drink, it's an art. Many baristas pull flowers on the milk foam to create patterns such as hearts, tulips or roses, making it a double enjoyment of sight and taste. Usually enjoyed at breakfast or tea time, with a piece of dessert, is a classic combination that many people love

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