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Know your mocha from your macchiato? With coffee arguably the most popular drink in the world behind water, chances are you’ve brewed your own morning caffeine fix at least once. If you want to discover just how good it can be, follow these tips for coffee perfection at home.

loveFOOD Staff

26 September 2018

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  • 03 February 2020

    "Latte" is the Italian word for "Milk". (Corresponds to the French "lait" and Spanish "leche".)

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  • 09 October 2018

    I was with you all the way until you got to the French Press making strongly caffeinated and slightly cloudy cups. Either put in less coffee or get yourself a new 'plunger' that doesn't let fine particles through. They are only £6 in Ikea and the like. The rest of the article about all the other cups of coffee are just bollox to me. I want a nice cup of filter coffee with a little cold milk The coffee made from medium roasted beans, ground just before I make the coffee. Maybe Taylor's Easy Sunday or Cafe Express Guatemalan. Hmmm, must make some coffee now.

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