Кофе Мока

Кофе Мока

Mocha, or Moka, is actually a variety of coffee, and its name refers to the port city near the region of Yemen where it is grown. It has also come to be popularly associated with a coffee-chocolate drink that can be prepared in a number of ways, most often by adding chocolate syrup to a cappuccino or latte, and then topping it all with a great big dollup of whipped cream.

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