What's an espresso?!
Answers: whats the difference between a latte and a espresso?
This is an Italian creation that’s served small because it packs a real punch. Made using beans that are roasted to their absolute extreme of darkness, this coffee is also used as a base for others such as lattes and mochas. A brewing method that extracts the heart of the bean.
A pump-driven machine forces hot water through fine grounds at around nine atmospheres of pressure. Comes from the Latin word Expresere which means "to press out".
The difference is lattes have milk in them and espresso is extra strong coffee only.
Espresso could mean two things, 1) a specific roast of coffee bean; 2) a very concentrated shot (1 oz.) of coffee, usually espresso roast.
A latte consists of one or more shots of espresso and steamed or cold milk. If you were to order and espresso, you would get a shot of very bitter, very concentrated coffee. If you order a latte, you get the shot in milk.
Extra note: An Americano replaces the milk in a latte with hot water making it taste closer to a regular cup of coffee.
espresso- is a concentrated coffee beverage brewed by forcing very hot, but not boiling water under high pressure through coffee that has been ground to a consistency between extremely fine and powder.
latte- is a mixture of espresso hot milk and milk froth
its like coffee but more concentrated they press it and use steam to get the flavor of the beans
To make gecko juice:
1.Pour orange and mango (mango optional) into a bowl.
2.Add 2 cups of sugar.
3.Add the blood of the (dropped) tail of the gecko into the mix.
4.Add ? tsp. of salt.
put mix in a blender with the (dropped) gecko tail.
5.Add 3 shots of rum, gin, or whiskey. (optional, skip this step if you prefer a non-alcoholic drink).
6.Add 1 tsp. of lemon juice for every litre of juice.
7.Your drink is ready
*Serve chilled
**For a better taste, serve on the rocks.