Latte

How much Indonesians love coffee? In Indonesia, large coffee estates, both civilian and nobility, are visible everywhere, and almost everyone wants coffee. In the morning, you can always see a shopkeeper who sells all kinds of coffee in a car in the street, sitting around a crowd, drinking coffee and chatting. No matter how far away you go, you find someone to sit down and the owner always makes you a nice cup of coffee. Even more so, our drivers are unable to leave coffee every day, and every morning they can see a single plastic cup of coffee in their car. One time he was on a business trip with a farmer, waiting for breakfast in the morning, he was careful to bring out half a bag of coffee powder in his bag, put the bag on and smelled it, gave his eyes a taste, poured some coffee and put it on and smelled it, and it made everybody laugh. When we looked at him and laughed, he said that the coffee was the best of all Indonesia's, produced only a few kilograms a year and was very good, and then said how good it was for us to smell. I smell it, uh, it's a little scent, and there's a fragrance of guacamole in it! He's happy to hear it. He likes it. That's why he likes the smell of coffee! On a business trip to Indonesia, a lot of coffee was brought back because of the busy work, the coffee was a hand-meat and occasional milk. There's no professional equipment at home. There's no way to make high-quality coffee. It's a free day, and I'm trying to make latte coffee with a cuisine. - This latte doesn't require any professional equipment. {\bord0\shad0\alphaH3D}