Few things in life can substitute a great shot of espresso. But apart from being a great pick me up, did you know that most of your favourite coffee beverages are based on Espresso?

1. GREAT COFFEE
DRINKS
you can prepare with just an
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10
ESPRESSO SHOT
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2. 10 great espresso
based coffee drinks
to satisfy you taste and give you a great kick
Few things in life can substitute a great
shot of espresso. But apart from being a
great pick me up, did you know that most
of your favourite coffee beverages are
based on Espresso?
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3. americano
1 espresso shot and 2 parts of water
There is a popular, but unconfirmed, belief
that the name has its origins in World War 2
when American G.I.s in Europe would dilute
espresso with hot water to approximate the
coffee to which they were accustomed.
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4. espresso
1 espresso shot and that’s it
Espresso has more caffeine per unit volume
than most coffee beverages, but because the
usual serving size is much smaller, the total
caffeine content is less.
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5. d o p p i o
1 espresso shot and just one more…
More commonly called a standard double,
it is a standard in judging the espresso
quality in barista competitions. Doppio is
Italian, meaning "double".
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6. cappuccino
1 espresso shot steamed milk and milk foam
The name comes from the Capuchin friars,
referring to the colour of their habits.
The Viennese bestowed the name Kapuziner
in the 19th century, although their version
included whipped cream, which the Italians
found rather heavy.
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7. cafe mocha
1 espresso shot steamed milk, chocolate syrup
and whipped cream
Cafe mocha, in its most basic formulation, can
also be referred to as hot chocolate with (e.g.
a shot of) espresso added. Like cappuccino, cafe
mochas typically contain the well-known milk
froth on top, although, as is common with hot
chocolate, they are sometimes served with
whipped cream instead.
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8. caffe breve
1 espresso shot steamed milk, milk foam
Caffe breve (/ka'fe br'eve/) is a milk-based
espresso drink using steamed half-and-
half (a 1:1 mixture of milk and cream)
instead of milk. It is an American variant
on the latte.
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10. flat white
1 espresso shot and steamed milk
Australian food historian, Michael Symons,
claims that the name "flat white", meaning an
espresso with milk, originated in Sydney,
Australia, in the mid-1980s, in contrast to the
terms "short black" and "long black". The style
was developed and standardised in Wellington,
New Zealand, in the late 1980s.
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11. caffe latte
1 espresso shot and steamed milk and milk foam
Coffee and milk have been part of European
cuisine since the 17th century (there is no
mention of milk in coffee pre 1600 in Turkey or
in the Arab world). ‘Caffe latte', 'Milchkaffee',
'Cafe au lait' and 'Cafe con leche' are domestic
terms of traditional ways of drinking coffee,
usually as part of breakfast in the home.
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12. con panna
1 espresso shot and whipped cream
Espresso con panna is a rather Italian speciality.
In Vienna the term Wiener Melange properly
refers to a different drink, made with foamed
milk rather than whipped cream. An espresso con
panna is properly called a Franziskaner, but
ordering a Wiener Melange will often yield the
arrival of this drink even in Vienna.
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13. macchiato
1 espresso shot and milk foam
Traditionally caffe macchiato is made with one shot of
espresso, and the small amount of added milk was the
'stain'. However, later the 'stain' or 'spot' came to
refer to the foamed milk that was put on top to
indicate the beverage had milk in it. In fact, a caffè
macchiato in Portuguese is named cafe pingado which
means coffee with a drop, referring to the drop of
milk.
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