A shot of rich espresso topped with deliciously sweet frothy milk. Cappuccino is Italian for hood, which may explain why the coffee take its name from an order of Franciscan Minor friars called 'cappuccini', who wore hoods on their habits. The foam on a cappuccino retains the heat of the coffee below ? just like a hood!
- Less milky than a latte and more easy-going than an espresso, the smooth texture of a Cappuccino is something you simply can’t forget once you’ve tried it
- A true classic and an undeniable icon, a ideal Cappuccino is high on the list for coffee enthusiasts
- A shot of rich espresso topped with deliciously sweet frothy milk
- Cappuccino is Italian for hood--the foam on a cappuccino retains the heat of the coffee below
- Less milky than a latte and more easy-going than an espresso, the smooth texture of a Cappuccino is something you simply can’t forget once you’ve tried it
- A true classic and an undeniable icon, a ideal Cappuccino is high on the list for coffee enthusiasts
- A shot of rich espresso topped with deliciously sweet frothy milk
- Cappuccino is Italian for hood--the foam on a cappuccino retains the heat of the coffee below
