What is in your coffee?

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Posted in » Links - by Ades on September 16th, 2007

Lokesh has compiled this illustration based on information from Wikipedia and tidbits from other online sources. It describes types of coffees and their contents. For example Caffé Latte consists of: Espresso, Steamed Milk and Milk Foam.

If you want to print it, you can download this diagram in PDF or Adobe Illustrator format. (PDF file here and AI file here).

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4 Responses to “What is in your coffee?”

  1. By malique on Sep 16, 2007

    i like my americano with a consistency of 1:3 ratio.

    good graph!

  2. By pikey on Sep 16, 2007

    this really helps a lot the next time i order my drinks at starbucks, hehehe

  3. By PlatinumGirl on Sep 18, 2007

    Ha .. i like this illustration. My hubby loves Cafe Latte but many cafes fail to meet his mark of taste, except for a small one in our local hotel.

    From what i see, Expresso is the main ingredient of all 9 drinks above. Sweet .. or shud i say bitter !

  4. By Reinaldo Bravo on Jun 9, 2009

    This is a great guide for people to follow. In Australia, they follow these guidelines although there are some drinks on the chart that I hadn’t seen before like breve and the mocha here is without whipped cream.

    I’m not sure what the norms are in the US but it seems as though all the beverages there are larger. Can someone tell me if the US cafes follow this chart closely? I know that starbucks smallest cup in Australia is called “tall”, that’s why I ask.


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