Classic and Fashion of Britain

and American 11

British Coffee
 Coffee is a brewed
drink prepared from
roasted coffee beans,
which are the seeds
of berries from the
Coffea plant.
 Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in
the world.
 Coffee can have a stimulating effect on
humans because of its caffeine content.
 The earliest credible evidence of coffee-
drinking appears in the middle of the 15th
century in the Sufi shrines of Yemen. In
Arabia , coffee seeds were first roasted
and brewed in a similar way to how it is
now prepared.
 Types of Beans
 Most of the world’s coffee comes from one
of two types of bean: Arabica or Robusta.
The vast majority of beans on the market
are of the Arabica variety. These beans
typically have a smooth, consistent flavor.
 Robusta beans are used less frequently, in
large part because they tend to have a
bitterer, more acidic taste.
 Espresso should be taken either on its
own or with a small teaspoon of sugar.
 Having it "short" means that it has less
water and is therefore more concentrated.
 And "long" conversely uses more water
and does not taste as strong.
Espresso (浓咖啡，蒸馏咖啡,意式咖啡)
 Espresso is a strong black
coffee made by forcing
steam through dark-roast
aromatic coffee beans at
high pressure in an espresso
machine. A perfectly brewed
espresso will have a thick,
golden-brown crema (foam)
on the surface.
 Cappuccino
 This hugely popular coffee drink
has become a staple that even the
most common of corner coffee
shops carries (or at least a
version of it). A true cappuccino is
a combination of equal parts
espresso, steamed milk and milk
froth and cinnamon..
 It is common to sprinkle your cappuccino
froth with a bit of unsweetened cocoa
powder or grated dark chocolate.
 Asking for your cap "scuro" (dark) means
you want less milk than usual, while
"chiaro" (light) means you want more.
 Iced cappuccino makes a great summer
drink, and a "skinny" cappuccino is made
with skim or nonfat milk.
 Caffe Latte
 A caffe latte(牛奶
咖啡)is a single
shot of espresso to
three parts of
steamed milk.
 Sugar your latte to taste and discover the
wonderful world of dipping.
 Cookies, sponge-type cake slices and even
fresh Italian bread can transform your
coffee into a breakfast that even
my nonna(grandmother) would approve
of.
 Irish Coffee
 Irish coffee is a cocktail
consisting of hot coffee,
Irish whiskey, and sugar
(some recipes specify
that brown sugar
should be used.), stirred,
and topped with thick
cream. The coffee is
drunk through the
cream.
 Blue Mountain Coffee
 Jamaican Coffee
 蓝山咖啡
 Blue Mountain
Coffee
 Mocha Coffee
 The mixture of coffee, milk, chocolate, and
cream.
 American Coffee
 The mixture of
steamed coffee and
hot water.
 Instant Coffee
 So-called “instant coffee” is available in
many markets, and requires no brewing to
prepare.
 Most instant mixes are made from pre-
brewed grounds, and are specially
designed to dissolve in hot water.
 Instant mix is made from beans, but is
usually much weaker and has a
distinctively different flavor from that
which is made fresh.
Instant coffee
Thank you !