Milk coffee | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2018-12-10

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Milk coffee


00:00:14 1 Varieties
00:00:23 1.1 Antoccino
00:00:44 1.2 Breve
00:01:01 1.3 Café au lait
00:02:16 1.4 Ca phe sua da
00:02:51 1.5 Café bombón
00:04:17 1.6 Cappuccino
00:05:09 1.7 Cortado
00:06:21 1.8 Egg coffee
00:06:43 1.9 Eggnog latte
00:06:59 1.10 Eiskaffee
00:07:19 1.11 Espressino
00:07:34 1.12 Espresso con panna
00:07:47 1.13 Flat white
00:09:36 1.14 Galão
00:10:07 1.15 Caffè gommosa
00:10:31 1.16 Indian Filter Coffee
00:10:56 1.17 Kopi susu
00:11:39 1.18 Latte
00:12:42 1.19 Latte macchiato
00:13:27 1.20 Macchiato
00:14:19 1.21 Wiener or Viennese melange
00:15:22 1.22 White coffee
00:15:48 1.23 White coffee (UK)
00:16:09 1.24 Vienna coffee
00:16:43 1.25 Coffee Regular
00:17:15 2 See also



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Milk coffee is coffee made with milk.
Johan Nieuhof, the Dutch ambassador to China, is credited as the first person to drink coffee with milk when he experimented with it around 1660.