Dairy & amp; Milk alternatives for coffee / tea

The additives of the coffee and tea are often milk products and sweeteners. Many people like their coffee or tea with a little milk, but there are many ways of combining coffee and tea with milk and milk alternatives. These are some of the common milk alternatives / people add milk to coffee and tea:

Milk
Milk is often added tea and coffee. Some people make their milk-based drink (such as Masala Chai), but more often the milk is mixed with various types of coffee, espresso or tea.

The proportions of coffee / tea with milk vary with the types of beverages. For example Lattes often have more milk than others Espresso.

Froth or foam may be for additional texture in beverages such as cappuccino and macchiato.

Cream
Cream sometimes drinking coffee and tea, espresso panna is taken as the air. It is often whipped and sweet.

Some people confuse the term â € TEAA œcream € mean to iced tea. Outside the East Frisian tea (with real cream), means iced tea usually an afternoon snack of tea, scones and Devon cream.

Nondairy cream
Non-dairy creamer (also known as â € œwhitenerâ €) is an alternative to dairy products without lactose for coffee. It may be in the form of liquid / granular or powder. Artificially flavored varieties include candy, chocolate and seasonal flavors. It is extremely flammable and is not what is says a â € Food œnatural product.A €

Recently a milk nut "cream" natural coconut in some health food stores and supermarkets.

Soy milk, rice milk, cashew milk, coconut milk, etc
Those who turn to more natural non-dairy options often soy milk, rice milk, cashew milk, almond milk, oat milk, and others.

Soy milk is widely available and offers a decent mouth, but some people with lactose sensitivity are also allergic to soy. Seasonal varieties available soy milk flavored milk Pumpkin Spice soy can add variety to your "soy milk and coffee" routine.

Rice milk is less available than soybeans, but more accessible than other alternatives. It has been compared to a slightly sweet taste that works well with coffee and tea, but his consistency of liquid milk.

Cashew milk and almond milk superior non-dairy alternatives mouth. They are more expensive as a rule.

Coconut milk has a creamy texture and a slightly sweet taste. It is becoming increasingly available in stores and natural food supermarkets.

Other milk additives
Some people add other dairy products such as condensed milk or sweetened condensed milk in your coffee or tea. An example of this is milk tea Hong Kong.