RECIPE

Starbucks Cappuccino Recipe

Cappuccino
3 Mins

MORE ABOUT THE RECIPE

Espresso and frothed milk come together to create the classic Starbucks® Cappuccino.

WHAT YOU'LL NEED

- 1 Serving +
Nutrition
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STEP 1

Brew 1 shot of espresso.

We recommend using our Pike Place® Roast Whole Bean Coffee or Starbucks® Single-Origin Colombia by Nespresso®. Made with one capsule or 10g roast & ground coffee plus 40ml water.

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STEP 2

Froth your warmed milk or dairy alternative

Quick lifehack: you can use your French press as a milk frother (once you’ve poured the coffee out, of course).

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STEP 3

Pour the espresso shot into your favourite mug.

Any mug will work, but your favourite is always best.

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STEP 4

Add the frothed milk or dairy alternative.

The rich, creamy milk foam makes this cappuccino truly special. The more froth, the better – try and get a 50% milk, 50% froth balance and up your cappuccino game.

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STEP 5

Sprinkle the cinnamon or chocolate shavings over the top.

Only if you’re feeling fancy. It’s not a necessity, but it is pretty delicious.

Awww yes!

SIP AND ENJOY

Cappuccino

Sip, savour, and sip again.

Simple pleasures always taste best with a friend. Since you’re a cappuccino pro, make another one for someone else and impress them with your newfound brewing skills.

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Pike Place Roast

IT'S GREAT MADE WITH

Starbucks® Pike Place® Roast

Enjoy a smooth, well-rounded blend of Latin American coffees with subtly rich flavours of chocolate and toasted nuts.

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