Does a latte always have to have coffee?

Answer 1

Put Coffe In It Cream Suger And Vanilla.

no. well you make an espresso first just normal coffee with no milk of sugar. put it in one cup and then you make milk foam. how you make milk foam with no machine is you shake the milk for about 30 secs. then put it into the microwave (depends how hot you want the coffee) then first you put the milk in and then leave abit of foam at the bottom. out the coffee in and wait for it to blend in. then you put the rest of the foam on top and stir well.

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That answer above was horrible. Haha. I spend way too much money at coffee shops buying lattes. I found my solution a few months ago. It's called the bialetti mokka pot.

It ranges from $20-60. Pick out some medium to strong coffee that you like. I am in love with Whole Food's Allegro brand Moka Java. Grind it like you do for your normal coffee maker. Fill the bottom of the pot with water, put the coffee in the appropriate piece, turn on the stove, and wait about 2 minutes. The espresso wil come bubbling out of the top and you pour it immediately into your mug. add some hot milk, and youre good to go.i make this every morning. 5min max. I've saved so much money and when my friends come over, i HAVE to make them lattes instead of coffee haha

Answer 2

In the Italian language, "latte" means milk. That, of course, would not have to have coffee. In the U.S., and probably other English-speaking countries, "latte" has become shorthand for "caffe con latte," or "coffee with milk."

Answer 3

Yup. That would be called m-i-l-k.