If you nurse a serious addiction to caffeine and also plan on doing some international travel, you will want to review these coffee tips. Created by food label supplier Foodpackaginglabels.net, 'Coffee Etiquette Around the World' offers general advice as well as a few things to avoid doing.
The infographic says not to crook your pinkie, don't add ice from your water to cool things down, don't dunk baked goods unless you are in an extremely casual venue and place your spoon on the saucer instead of leaving it in the coffee cup. The coffee tips chart covers countries including Italy, Turkey, France, Bosnia, Vietnam, Spain, Ethiopia and the United States. For example, in Italy only order espresso without milk after meals, not before or during and no other coffee drink. However, you can drink cappuccino in the morning.
Coffee Etiquette Charts
This Infographic from Foodpackaginglabels.net Consists of Coffee Tips
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