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		<title>Coffee heaven</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I don&#8217;t think there are enough words to explain how great it is to be able to order coffee the way I like it without having to go through lengthy explanations of how I want it done. In France, all I had to do is ask for a café noisette and here in Spain I [...]]]></description>
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I don&#8217;t think there are enough words to explain how great it is to be able to order coffee the way I like it without having to go through lengthy explanations of how I want it done. In France, all I had to do is ask for a café noisette and here in Spain I ask for a cortado (or tallat in Catalan). No eyebrows get raised and back they come with exactly what I wanted: a long espresso with a bit of hot milk. In Toronto I always have to explain that I want an espresso with a bit of hot milk. &#8220;You mean, a latte?&#8221; In North America, a latte is usually a short espresso with at least a cup of hot milk added to it making it more of a coffee-flavoured milk than a real coffee. So I have to say, &#8220;No, it&#8217;s not a latte. It&#8217;s an espresso, made in an espresso cup, with hot milk to the top&#8221;. In some places I can make myself understood by saying it&#8217;s a macchiato with more milk than foam. It&#8217;s always a struggle. But for the next month, I don&#8217;t have to worry about it. All I say is &#8220;un cortado, por favor/ un tallat si us plau&#8221;.</p>
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