It is said that the Argentines have a very strong aficionado for coffee , with about a kilogram of the bean being consumed by one person on an annual average. The locals enjoy sipping their cortado with the choicest of accompaniments, which could either be medialuna or alfajores biscuits. Does Argentina have coffee? The traditional … Read more
Pour hot water over coffee grounds. Repeat until coffee pot is full. Pour coffee into a cup that’s half full of hot milk. Add sugar to taste, and enjoy with a pastry. What is a lagrima coffee? Lagrima. A lagrima is a cortado in reverse proportions; it’s milk with a bit (literally “drop”) of coffee. … Read more
Well, first, it’s important to note that Argentina is not a coffee-producing country , unlike many of its neighbors. However, it does have plenty of roasters. How do Argentines drink coffee? It’s called an Americano because this is the Italian (and therefore Argentine) rendition of how we estadounidenses drink our coffee. It is espresso that … Read more