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Totally off-topic but Corretto is the Italian word for a coffee with some liquor added, usually grappa (but it can be cognac, whisky etc). It also means "right"

• Loic 5y ago
  Even better, a "corretto" coffee is done at the origin to "correct" a coffee which was not brewed correctly. You hide the bad brew behind the added shot. Very nice double meaning for this Amazon distribution...
  • sgt 5y ago
    To "correct" a coffee which was not brewed correctly. That sounds exactly like Java!
• thomond 5y ago
  Always thought it was Cornetto rather then Corretto.
  • jeffbee 5y ago
    Cornetto is a sort of Italian croissant. You could conceivably have a Caffé corretto and a cornetto for breakfast ;-)
    • twic 5y ago
      Or an ice-cream, which you could also have for breakfast, because you can do whatever you like: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornetto_(frozen_dessert) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cornetto_(frozen_dessert)
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      • barbazoo 5y ago
        I miss Cornetto! The texture of the cream and the chocolatey bits at the top bring up very fond childhood memories. Also some of them IIRC have a solid chocolate bottom in the cone.
        • sp332 5y ago
          The chocolate tips are so popular, they've made them available by themselves so you don't have to deal with the ice cream first. Cornetto Tips https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/308092292 https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/308092292
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