Coffee time: Caffeine, in all forms, is a set part of my daily routine. So here’s a short course in German, so that you never have to struggle with your order again. Kafi crème: Is your standard cup of coffee which comes with one or two creams. Espresso: For those that like it strong. Espresso is probably called the same around the world. Schale: The word itself also means bowl but in this context refers to a coffee with milk, usually with a bit of foam. Kafi Hag: Decaf – for those who like the taste of coffee but get the jitters from caffeine. Kafi Hag is with cream, Schale Hag with milk etc. It’s named after one of the first brands to have produced decaf. Latte macchiato: A shot of coffee in a glass filled with milk foam. Cappuccino: A coffee with milk with a little bit of chocolate powder on top of the foam. Local coffee: If you want to go all local try Züri Kafi (beans or powder). It's a mild mix of beans from Brazil and Malabar that’s ideal for all kinds of tastes. Why is it called Züri Kafi? Because it's roasted in the Niederdorf and sold at Schwarzenbach.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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