Topic: espresso cup and saucer

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The best espresso cups, or demitasses (French for "half-cups"), are small because espressos are small. A single shot ranges from about two-thirds of a fluid ounce (20 milliliters) to about two ounces (60 milliliters). Ceramic coffee mugs come with handles because the material can get too hot to hold. These cups from Fellow are an updated take on the traditional ceramic demitasses; the double-walled construction keeps your coffee hot and fingers cool. The gently sloped walls of the Monty cups bri...

I kept in my mind how tastes had changed, and certain ingredients were more widely available and wanted to incorporate them into the book with some new recipes. Multicultural flavors and ingredients are now common items in our pantries. While I’m happy to hone closely to tradition, I was delighted to play around with ingredients that weren’t available a decade ago, but are easy to find today. As winter marches forward, I am finally beginning to have a little more time to shoot and edit video. Th...

But for those who aren’t too particular about keeping their coffee piping hot, these mugs are a solid, stylish choice. One potential downside to stainless steel is the chance of a metallic taste, but we didn’t notice this during our testing. They come in four sleek colorways (black, blue, stainless steel, and white) and are also available as an assortment set, which is a popular choice. Plus, they’re budget-friendly and hold up to three ounces, making them perfect for espresso shots or smaller c...

Beyond their appearance, these ceramic espresso cups offer practicality. The durable stoneware design ensures longevity while also making them dishwasher and microwave safe for effortless maintenance and convenience. The Cooks Professional Espresso Cup set brings a delightful blend of style, quality, and functionality to your coffee experience. What’s more, there are plenty of matching Cooks Professional stoneware products available such as mugs, egg cups and cast iron pots, so you can seamlessl...