
This is a Cappuccino Freddo, an alternative to greek “frappe” (shaken instant coffee, our national beverage). Although “Freddo” is an Italian name, in Italy they don´t serve a coffee like this.
Here is how you can make one on your own: Make one dose of espresso the usual way (machine etc) and collect it in a cup. Allow three minutes to cool. In a shaker, shake the espresso with two icecubes, some fresh milk and, if you like, sugar (or substance). Take a big glass and put a handful of icecubes and some fresh milk too. Add the shaken coffee. Ready!
Alternatively, order a cappuccino and a glass full of ice and just put the cappuccino in the glass. Delicious!

8 comments:
Must be nice on a hot day!
you have no idea how much i love the frappe's. i ask my greek friends to make them every time i get the chance.
andreea, when you come to Greece, drop me a line so I can meet you and drink some frappe in a local cafe. With many icecubes and evaporated milk of course.
Mmmmmmm I can taste it now! I'm one of Starbucks best customers but I love the simple recipe you've given. Must try that when I go home. :)
Yeah "Frappé" is the thing in Greece, everyone as one in is hand. I will check in a few weeks if it is tha same in Cyprus!
I have found an ice cappuccino in Italy, a little diffrent: creamy (I used the teaspoon) and with a no fat milk cream on top, delicious!
the name of the italian Chain might be Chiaroscuro.
Afto mono...telos! :)
the milk needs to be whisked up first so it can be poured on top of the cold coffee.. plus you can sprinkle cinnamon on the top :)
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