caffe

"Urth" is the ancient Welsh spelling for earth and "caffe" is Italian for coffee.

Karen Michelle Powell: Coffee In the Mist 2008

If I clean off one of the crapoires a term lifted from Lynne for their armoire where they dump crap, though she only has one crapoire and in my house there are numerous crapoires to the point of almost calling the place a crapoireteria then maybe I can try my hand at making vanilla gelato because I have a hankering for an affogato al caffe which is simply vanilla ice cream or gelato "drowned" in a couple of shots of espresso.

Archive 2005-08-01 Kate 2005

My impression is that the people typically knocking out espressos in Italy haven't been trained in "latte art" at a university—caffe or otherwise.

Coffee That Gives a Real Jolt Ralph Gardner Jr. 2011

Now Italians mostly drink straight shots of espresso — cappuccinos and the occasional caffe latte are strictly morning drinks and they are 5 to 6 fl. ounces, whereas the typical American, when they say "espresso," really means a bit of coffee in a Big Gulp of steamed milk and sugary flavorings.

Buying and brewing good coffee in Mexico 2009

Often, as I am sipping on a low-fat caffe latte in some fashionable bistro, I will look up and see a jogger stagger past, his sweltering torso festooned with tattoos, at least one reading "Only the Strong Survive."

Hey, Buddy, Keep Your Shirt On! Joe Queenan 2011

In Italy, espresso's home land, people use an inexpensive aluminum stovetop maker to make what is called caffe.

Buying and brewing good coffee in Mexico 2009

In Italy, espresso's home land, people use an inexpensive aluminum stovetop maker to make what is called caffe.

Buying and brewing good coffee in Mexico 2009

It is a plain, undolled-up place, with vast puddles and scruffy hats and tack piled up in a Portakabin, and not a caffe latte in sight.

Horse riding in Ashdown Forest 2011

Now Italians mostly drink straight shots of espresso — cappuccinos and the occasional caffe latte are strictly morning drinks and they are 5 to 6 fl. ounces, whereas the typical American, when they say "espresso," really means a bit of coffee in a Big Gulp of steamed milk and sugary flavorings.

Buying and brewing good coffee in Mexico 2009

 We ordered caffe lattés and sat down at an outside table.

Wild Dreams of Reality, 8 2010