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September 2, 2009

Different Designs, Same Espresso Cups

Filed under: Coffee — Tags: , , , , , , , , , — Claude Kelley @ 5:47 pm

Every morning people are usually looking for the aroma of coffee. Coffee has been part of most people’s morning rituals at the breakfast table. Even on their free time outside their home, they usually look for a coffee shop and enjoy a specially made hot or cold coffee. To make the coffee time more fun, cups – whether disposable or not are creatively designed.

Espresso got its name from the process that the coffee beans have to undergo. These dark coffee beans are being placed in a special machine where they will be pressed out. In Italian, espresso means “pressed out”. If the process is successfully done, a rich dark coffee with froth on top is what will be served to you using espresso cups.

The original espresso cup is made from porcelain which has the thick-walled quality. It is usually small and has a size of 3 oz. only. It is always partnered with a saucer and the designs of the cup can be appealing, too. Plain or digitally printed, an espresso cup will always be specially made for espresso only.

Since espresso cups have various designs, you can choose your very own cup that will go with who you are. Whether you are a simple one, the plain white is going to be perfect for you. If you want to add some twist to your cup, you may choose the glossy colored ones. For a more exciting cup design that matches your enthusiastic behavior, those printed ones are right for you and enjoy your next espresso time.

The handles for instance of espresso cups come in different style. Some of them have a square handle while others have curved shape. Even the rim of the cup has various shape – some have rounded shape while other cups have a square rim but the corners are slightly rounded.

Whether you are drinking your espresso at home, in a restaurant, or in a caf, part of the coffee serving is its presentation. Aside from the optional toppings that you want to add in your coffee, the design of the cup also counts. Digital-painted, traditional hand-painted, plain, or colored – this factor adds an impact the cup.

The colored espresso cups are sometimes glossy. The printed ones on the other hand, have designs that are getting famous. The classical espresso word that goes around the cup either on a white or a black colored print, flowery design, or sceneries are the common designs that you will usually find in an espresso cup.

Aside from this porcelain, stainless and glass material are also being used to create a wonderful espresso cup. Some are also using paper espresso cup, though espresso experts do not give this paper cup a high value.

Expresso cups are made of a few different types of materials. From stainless steel to glass espresso cups, there are some unique differences between each kind.

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