What's the difference between a cappucino and a latte?

Answer 1

Latte, double shot....not too hot thanks ;o)

Answer 2

Cappucino has foamed (frothed) milk on top; a Latte does not.

In the end, the Latee gives you more to drink, unless you just like foam.

Answer 3

From "Ochef.com":

"In this case, it’s a matter of proportion — latte has more milk.

In this country, cappuccino is a serving of espresso (about 2 ounces) with essentially similar amounts of milk and a rather stiff milk foam. Caffè latte is a serving of espresso with about three times as much milk, topped with a short head of foam. So a latte is milder and has a milkier taste."

Answer 4

Cappuccino is typically stronger than a latte because it contains much less steamed milk. A latte consists of more milk, less espresso with a small layer of foam. Cappuccino has more espresso, less milk, and a big layer of foam. Cappuccino, therefore, has stronger espresso flavor than a latte.

Answer 5

cappucino has less milk and froth on topm a latte is all milk with no froth

Answer 6

a cap has more foam and is in a smaller cup...in a latte you still have a little foam but you pour alot of steamed milk in as well...it is served in a cup that looks like a bowl.

Answer 7

a latte has 1/2 inch of froth on top
and a cappa has more froth and chocolate

Answer 8

a cappuccino has less milk and more foam then a latte

Answer 9

cappucino contain less milk but lots of milk frost....
latte more milk and less milk frost...........

Answer 10

One has milk, one doesnt...