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If you have 50 stars, you can get a Caffè Misto! Get any size brewed coffee and add steamed milk. The 50 stars includes both the brewed coffee and any customizations. What You’ll Need

Looking for cafe-quality coffee drinks that are easy to make at home? Try my Iced Mexican Coffee, Iced Mocha, and Iced Coffee with Cream Froth recipes. Difference Between Cafe au Lait and LatteA café au lait is considered to be stronger in flavor compared to a latte. While a latte uses a strong shot of espresso, a lot of milk is added, so it tastes mellow. A café au lait uses double the amount of brewed coffee and less milk than a latte, making a stronger coffee. Another advantage of cafe au lait over a latte, other than tasting better? It’s easier to make. The steamed milk for a latte is a little touchy: it requires just the right microfoam texture to make a perfect latte (especially if you’re making latte art). Cafe au lait is a little more free form, and just needs foamy milk! Here are our top methods:

Nicolas Clerc is a barista at Télescope Café in Paris, France. He says that the café au lait consists of a single espresso shot in a 170ml cup, combined with warmed milk. Nicolas says this creates a drinking-temperature beverage that isn’t foamy which can be enjoyed immediately.

If you’re making cafe au lait for company with a brunch, you’ll want to vary the method a little bit. A Moka Pot makes 2 cups at a time, so you may want to make a few pots in advance and store in a thermos. A large Chemex can make up to 4 cups. Then, make a big batch of frothed milk (the frothing tool is best for a large batch, but any work).

If you don’t mind about the higher calorie count, you can go with a latte. I also recommend a latte if you don’t particularly like the taste of coffee. A café au lait uses brewed coffee, while a latte is made with a strong espresso as the basis. You can make the brewed coffee for the café au lait with any brewing technique of choice. The ratio of coffee to milk differs greatly between these coffees. Have a look down below to see the coffee ratios that are used to make a café au lait and a latte:Grab an espresso drink like an Americano, Macchiato, Cappuccino, Flat White, Mocha, Iced Latte, or Iced Vanilla Latte A latte coffee has more milk added compared to a café au lait. While a latte uses 3/4 cup (0.18 l) of milk, a café au lait only uses 1/2 cup (0.12 l) of milk. The best to use for a latte is whole milk because of the high-fat content. 2% milk will also work, but it won’t be as rich as the whole milk. Similarly to making café au lait, oat milk is the best vegan option for a vegan latte. There are also drinks which contain the same ingredients, but are prepared differently. In Spain, for example, the café con leche is made with scalded milk, not steamed milk. In Switzerland, however, the café renversé is made by adding espresso to milk, rather than the other way around. As you can see, a latte coffee uses a 1:4 coffee to milk ratio, while a café au lait uses a 1:2 coffee to milk ratio. What coffee is used in a café au lait and a latte?