Yes and yes Any shape (and theoretically, size) can work, it’s just a matter of getting used to pouring into it. As any accomplished commercial barista can demonstrate, the severe walls of a paper cup are no hindrance to latte art. Rounded cup bottoms, however, do provide better sub-surface swirling action. Do cups matter for … Read more
If you’re the kind of coffee drinker who likes to augment their espresso with sugar, or if you like to dunk a biscotti while savoring the coffee’s flavor, you’ll need saucers with your cups. Those of you who like a lungo beverage will need to look for a larger cup that has a handle. Is … Read more
A latte would also have a slightly larger mug size of 11-15 ounces This is to accommodate some extra wiggle room for the milk involved. If you prefer the simplicity of a beautiful espresso, the cup size you should be looking for is 2-3 ounces. What size cup is best for latte? A latte would … Read more
Porcelain is the material of choice when choosing the iconic espresso cup Other materials may be fashionable, but you will find that espresso served in anything other than thick high fired porcelain runs the risk of going flat quickly. High fired porcelain makes the material durable and less likely to break. Do you need special … Read more
The barista cup is a new brew method designed to be used on-to-go to instantly brew coffee in the same cup from which you drink What cup is best for coffee? Best Overall: Crate & Barrel Hue. Best Insulated: Yeti Rambler Stronghold. Best with Lid: W&P Porter Mug. Best for Travel: Miir Travel Tumbler. Best … Read more