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The cappuccino is one of the most popular coffee variations with milk, which impresses with its creaminess. Traditionally, the espresso is poured over fine-pored milk froth to make a cappuccino. Discover our coffee variety for the perfect cappuccino preparation at home.

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Best coffee for cappuccino

The cappuccino is one of the most popular coffee variations with milk, which impresses with its creaminess. Traditionally, the espresso is poured over fine-pored milk froth to make a cappuccino. Discover our coffee variety for the perfect cappuccino preparation at home.

Buy the best Italian espresso online now, carefully refined in traditional drum roasting.

More about cappuccino

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The cappuccino has many lovers – in Italy as well as all over the world. But not everyone knows that you can also prepare a perfect cappuccino at home. Once you find the optimal amount of steam and foam, it’s easy to do.

The prerequisite is, of course, that you have an espresso machine with a steam wand or a corresponding fully automatic coffee machine. A cappuccino is about 120-150 ml and consists of an espresso (30 ml) and milk and milk froth in equal parts. In addition to the technology and good milk, the mixture of beans is particularly important for genuine Italian cappuccino enjoyment.

As with everything, of course, personal taste is always decisive. We recommend that you use slightly stronger espresso beans for this type of preparation, so that the coffee aroma comes into its own in combination with the creamy milk froth and the hot milk. For example, our master roaster Umberto Durante developed Cellini Crema Speciale especially for this purpose. A powerful and full-bodied composition made up of 60% Arabica and 40% Robusta.

Would you like to prepare cappuccino like the professionals? Then try Cellini Barista Gran Aroma. With this you are guaranteed to become a barista in your home. No matter which blend you choose, with our roasts you are guaranteed to create a seductive duo of espresso and milk.

The history of cappuccino.

The name initially suggests that cappuccino is an Italian invention, but it was originally mentioned in Austria for the first time.

The Kapuziner, as the Viennese call it, was served with whipped cream in the traditional coffee houses. Hence the name cappuccino, because the toque made of whipped cream is reminiscent of Capuchin monks who wore light brown robes.

The soldiers of Austria brought the coffee-milk drink further south to Italy during the First World War. When espresso machines with steam pressure were then developed, the cappuccino also came into fashion and the Italians prepared their espresso in a large cup with airy, delicious milk froth. This is how today’s cappuccino was born.

Prepare cappuccino according to all the rules of the art.

Fill a metal jug one-third full with cold milk and open the hot water nozzle on your coffee maker for about two seconds to allow any condensed water to run out. Dip the tip of the nozzle into the milk and turn on the steam jet. As soon as the first milk froth forms and the volume increases, lower the jug a little so that the nozzle remains below the surface of the milk.

Hold the jug at a slight angle to create a swirling effect in the milk, otherwise do not make any unnecessary movements. Continue to add steam until the milk has doubled its volume (maximum 65°C). To eliminate bubbles in the milk, tap the jug on a flat surface. Prepare espresso in large cappuccino cups.

Pour the milk from the middle directly into the cup.

Finally, switch on the nozzle again to remove milk residue. Of course, you can also prepare a cappuccino in a fully automatic coffee machine, which largely does the above steps for you. By the way, in Italy cappuccino is only drunk until about 3 p.m.

The milk causes the caffeine to break down in the body much more slowly than, for example, with an espresso. Therefore, an espresso is preferably enjoyed after dinner in Italy.

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