FFiveMacs replylemmy.ca3Hide 3 repliesBut there is no coffee in it, so why make a portmanteau for it when it's not true2Reply
DessertStorms replykbin.social2Hide 2 repliesNot sure if you're joking or not, but just in case: "latte" means milk in Italian2Reply
FFiveMacs replylemmy.ca1Hide 1 replyI was not joking, because I'm sure you're aware that if you go into a coffee shop and ask for a latte you get a milk coffee drink, and not just milk. But thanks for the clarification that English drops the caffe word0Reply
DessertStorms replykbin.socialYeah, I figured that was the confusion, I hope I didn't come across as an ass, was just trying to help. :)1Reply
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Missed chance to call it Broccolatte.
But there is no coffee in it, so why make a portmanteau for it when it's not true
Not sure if you're joking or not, but just in case: "latte" means milk in Italian
I was not joking, because I'm sure you're aware that if you go into a coffee shop and ask for a latte you get a milk coffee drink, and not just milk. But thanks for the clarification that English drops the caffe word
Yeah, I figured that was the confusion, I hope I didn't come across as an ass, was just trying to help. :)
Broccoleche
Mmmmmmm....