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Definition
Piccolo Latte (noun):
- A Piccolo Latte typically consists of a single shot of espresso (often a ristretto), which is topped with about 60 to 90 milliliters (2 to 3 ounces) of frothy steamed milk.
Example Sentences
- “I decided to try something new at the coffee shop this morning, so I ordered a Piccolo Latte.”
- “When you’re looking for a quick morning boost without too much milk, a Piccolo Latte is the perfect choice; it’s compact but packs a punch.”
- “We ordered a round of Piccolo Lattes for the table, finding them to be the ideal choice for our late afternoon meeting, as they were just the right size to enjoy without feeling too full.”
Notes
- The Piccolo Latte has a strong coffee flavor, but with a creamier texture than an espresso, and less milk than a traditional latte or cappuccino.
- The term “piccolo” means “small” in Italian, reflecting the size of the drink.
- The Piccolo Latte is particularly popular in Australia.