Café con Leche
A Café con Leche is a Spanish variation of the Italian Caffé Latte. “Leche” means milk in Spanish and this drink has a 2 to 1 ratio of milk to espresso. Sugar is usually included in Café con Leches. In Spain, this drink is typically served at breakfast. Espresso can be substituted for another strong coffee such as French press.
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