megr1125 Posted June 14 #26 Share Posted June 14 15 hours ago, marazul said: I have seen them in menus for years. Ok, well I'm just going by what I've seen when there, and what Italians in the family have told me! 😛 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
megr1125 Posted June 14 #27 Share Posted June 14 12 hours ago, NCteacherlovescruising said: We are taking a private water taxi to Hotel Rialto. Fabulous! 😄 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NCteacherlovescruising Posted June 14 Author #28 Share Posted June 14 51 minutes ago, megr1125 said: Fabulous! 😄 We are splitting the cost with another couple, which helps. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
NCteacherlovescruising Posted June 14 Author #29 Share Posted June 14 12 hours ago, marazul said: Never saw it in Italy. But, who knows? I think I will package individual servings of my collegian powder and plan to drink coffee at our hotel so I will like it. I can always try Italian coffee as well but will still be caffeinated if I don’t care for it. I don’t like black coffee without my dark chocolate collegian powder added. 1 hour ago, VMax1700 said: Just don't get confused between an espresso macchiato and a latte macchiato! Espresso macchiato is an espresso with a stain of steamed milk, whereas a latte macchiato is steamed milk with a stain of espresso. Hmm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rare alserrod Posted June 14 #30 Share Posted June 14 On 6/12/2024 at 9:36 PM, NCteacherlovescruising said: I found what I like is called a caffé macchiato. Should I be able to order that anywhere in Rome, the Amalfi Coast, Naples and Venice? Also, will most hotels have coffee available for guests I could just add my chocolate collegian powder to? (Albergo del Senato in Rome, Hotel Residence Amalfi, Royal Continental in Naples, and the Hotel Rialto in Venice) A fast guide of coffees in Italy First. If you just ask a "coffee", they will serve a "espresso" coffee >> "Only coffee" 1- Ristretto 2- Espresso 3- Lungo 4- Doppio (= Two lungo coffees) It is said for a Ristretto you should use a fork and a knive. If you want "American coffee" ask for "caffe all'americana". Just to compare, it will be a Lungo coffee with hot water added later. >> With milk - Macchiato. Small cup with a bit of milk. Macchiato fredo/caldo = Cold/hot. They will get coffee to the fridge if you want it cold - Caffe latte (translated coffee-milk). fifty-fifty. Ask for it only on breakfast - Latte macchiato. More milk than coffee. Only for breakfast - Capuccino. It is the Italian speciality. More or less a caffe-latte with some cocoa powder And more - Marocchino. Espresso with cocoa powder - Mocacchino. Espresso with hot chocolate and foam milk - Caffe vienese. A mocacchino but whiped cream instead of foam milk - caffe con panna. Espresso with whiped cream Caffé fredo. They will use cold coffee if you want. They will never add ice. 12 hours ago, marazul said: No idea what that is. I just come to google about Italian coffees. I am so used to ask the same ones in Italy, I didn't remembered the full list. I would say Italy is the country with more coffee culture and with so many different coffees. 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
luckluck Posted July 13 #31 Share Posted July 13 italian coffee ONLY ristretto or espreso please.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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