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Saturday, 17 October 2009 20:59 |
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Coffee houses are national institutions, a gathering
place morning, noon and night. Not surprising for a country whose
former colonies - Brazil, Angola, Timor - produce some of the world's
finest coffee.
Café - black coffee
Bica - powerful espresso-like brew served in a small cup (usually the native choise)
Café grande - black coffee served in a large cup
Carioca - small black coffe with water added to weaken it
Café com leite or Café branco - coffee with milk
Chinesa - coffe with milk served in a large cup (a Maderian term not used on the mainland)
Garoto - small cup of coffee with a little milk
Galão - tall glass of coffee with milk
Meio galão - smaller glass of coffee with milk
A cafeteira - the small pot for coffee or tea
Leiteiro - the small pot for hot milk
Chá - tea
Limão - lemon
Carioca de limão - boiling water with lemon peel
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