Cappuccino Experience

9 Responses to “How Do You Like Your Coffee?”

1. By Marion on Feb 11, 2009 | Reply

   Looks so yummy!!!

2. By The MDs on Feb 11, 2009 | Reply

   Wow! How much does one have to pay to stand and sip one of those babies?

3. By Kia on Feb 11, 2009 | Reply

   I like a “moka” more than an espresso. Not too strong, not too bitter, with one and a half teaspoon of sugar and a dash of cocoa. :)My hubby like cappuccino.
   If I’m in Torino or Cuneo during winter, I like a “bicerin”. Oh, boy! Now I crave one, LOL!

4. By GattoGiallo on Feb 11, 2009 | Reply

   Don’t tell me you went to Alba to report about coffe !
   E i tartufi bianchi ? Oh dear, I can’t believe it !

5. By Antonella on Feb 12, 2009 | Reply

   I like the “normal” cappuccino without “frills” maybe because it’s rather difficult to get a really good one here in the UK! Ciao. A.

6. By Mike Coyle on Feb 12, 2009 | Reply

   Thanks all. I usually drink ‘normal’ cappuccinos, this was an exception - a treat.

   @MD One of these babies is €3,50 I think. Prices can vary widely so beware.
   @GattoGiallo Alba has a few nice cafès - and I go there quite often. Turin is still the best for coffee though (in my opinion)
   @Kia sorry I made you crave a bicerin - can’t you get them in Scotland?! You could make one though.

7. By The MDs on Feb 13, 2009 | Reply

   @Kia, You may not have bicerin in Scotland, but you do have “deep fries Mars Bars”! Not many Italians will have had that experience.

8. By The MDs on Feb 14, 2009 | Reply

   I heard on the radio today that in St. Mark’s Square in Venice it costs 8.50 euro for an expresso. And I don’t imagine that you even get to sit down!

9. By Karol Stofira on Feb 18, 2009 | Reply

   i´m looking at the photo and i just got a taste for cappuccino..:D