Definition of macchiato
: espresso topped with a thin layer of foamed milk
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Jeff Park was eating nuts for breakfast and sipping on a macchiato.
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And while neither a Starbucks macchiato nor a hefty bike-share bike are likely to excite the connoisseur, both are eminently accessible, which is ultimately the point.
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Breakfast dishes include birthday pancakes, made with Funfetti batter pancakes and topped with sweet cream-cheese glaze and sprinkles; and caramel macchiato French toast topped with caramel sauce.
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McDonald’s in recent months has come out with specialty coffee drinks, including Americanos and macchiatos.
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The co-worker ordered a white chocolate mocha and an iced caramel macchiato and told the barista his name is Pedro, Hernandez said.
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Whatever the truth of its tech, Tesla doesn’t have the kind of papal power or persuasion that gave us macchiatos and cafés crème.
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According to Eater, the flavors included the cara cara dreamsicle, strawberry rosé and macchiato.
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Translation: exceptionally well-trained staff (Kaplan puts hires through four weeks of intensive training) who make everything seem effortless, whether making a martini or a macchiato.
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Origin and Etymology of macchiato
Italian, short for caffè macchiato literally, coffee with a spot (of milk)
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