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> (still better than what you mostly drink in the U.S :)) You'd be surprised at how much better the average coffee is in a large American city wrt to the abomi
by carlob 11y ago
> (still better than what you mostly drink in the U.S :))
You'd be surprised at how much better the average coffee is in a large American city wrt to the abomination you call espresso in Paris. :)
- grkvlt 11y agoThat's why in Paris I buy a thing called a Cafe Noisette (http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caf%C3%A9_noisette http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/caf%C3%A9_noisette) which is basically a large espresso with some warmed (not frothy, though) milk on the side. Never seen it on sale outside of France, though, but any cafe there will know what you mean if you ask for one. It's one of my favourite coffees, and I now ask for a large espresso with milk on the side in cafes in the UK and elsewhere, to replicate the experience.