"Que puis-je vous servir?"

"What do you want?"

When ordering coffee at the counter, there are often a lot of confusion Are you dizzy with proper nouns? Maybe sometimes you don’t know how to order the cup of coffee you want to drink? After reading the following espresso terms, you will definitely be able to choose the drink you want.

Barista (Gar?on de café en italien - barista)

It is the partner who wears a green apron and prepares coffee for you in the store. The person who handles every customer's coffee at the bar and knows the recipe for every perfect espresso drink. He understands your needs and makes the drink you really want.

Shot (unit of measurement for espresso)

Every medium cup of coffee in Starbucks will add one ounce of espresso (except Americano). Each standard espresso is composed of three parts: rich golden foam (crema), mellow taste (body) and passionate heart (heart). Golden foam refers to a layer of caramel-colored foam on the surface of espresso that disappears within a few seconds after the espresso is brewed.

Choose your drink size

Petit (237 ml) small cup

At Starbucks Coffee, Petit refers to the 8 ounce (approximately 240 ml) size Beverage, best consumed after dinner.

Moyen (355 ml), medium cup

In Starbucks Coffee, Moyen refers to a 12-ounce (approximately 360 ml) drink, which is also the size most people order.

Grand (474 ??ml) large cup

In Starbucks Coffee, Grand refers to a 16-ounce drink (approximately 480 ml). When you want to reward yourself, This will be your best choice.

Choose your espresso

Espresso (espresso)

Fragrant coffee extracted from classic espresso roasted coffee beans. Espresso is usually served in a small coffee cup and is often used to blend other unique coffee drinks.

Solo (single espresso)

A portion of espresso (about one ounce) taken from an espresso machine, usually drunk alone or steamed of fragrant hot milk. Most small and medium drinks contain a shot of espresso.

Double (double espresso)

Two single espresso is the standard recipe for Starbucks large drinks, but if you want your medium cup to taste coffee If it's more fragrant, you can tell the service staff to add an extra shot of espresso for you. For example, un Double Caramel Macchiato Moyen!

Decaf (low caffeine coffee)

Don’t like too strong coffee flavor? Starbucks Decaf is your best choice. Any espresso drink can be replaced with decaf espresso for you.

Choose your milk of choice

Types de lait

lait écrémé (full-fat), demi-écrémé (half-fat, or low-fat), or lait de soja (soy milk).

demi-écrémé-low-fat

A more affordable option, you can use low-fat milk to make your own low-fat natti.

lait de soja - soy milk

If you don’t like or cannot drink milk, you can choose soy milk flavored drinks, so that you can also enjoy the wonderful taste of Nadi coffee.

Choose your special preference

Sans mousse de lait without milk foam

Don’t you like the milk foam on the bank to get on your nose? You can tell the server you don't want frothed milk, so you'll just get espresso combined with hot milk. sans mousse

Supplément de mousse de lait means more milk foam

It means more milk foam. If you like a cappuccino filled with dense, sweet milk foam, you can tell the service staff your request for supplément de mousse.

Une boisson plus légère List of flavors

Prefer lighter flavours? You can tell the waiter that you would like your drink to have more foam and less milk.

Crème fouettée maison sans crème fouettée maison

If you want to reduce the calories of your mocha coffee, you can tell the service staff, "I don't want to add fresh cream" sans crème fouettée maison.