"Cappuccino Love" There has always been a cake called this name. What does it mean?

Cappuccino is a very bourgeois coffee, which originated in Italy. The Italians discovered that when espresso, milk and milk foam are mixed, the color is like the dark brown robes worn by monks. So they had an idea, and the monk's turban cappuccino became the name of coffee.

Cappuccino and Haagen-Dazs have very similar connotations, except that the latter is ice cream. But there is no essential difference between "If you love her, treat her to Haagen-Dazs" and "If you love her, treat her to cappuccino." After all, for young lovers, what they want is a sweet taste and a love as fragrant as cappuccino.

Although the love in cappuccino does not rise together with its aroma, the love of petty bourgeoisie needs an excuse, and even the vanity of a cup of cappuccino. The meaning of cappuccino lies in its faint milk aroma, which is shy but has a long-lasting aftertaste.

In this era when love can no longer bypass the dining table, let alone capital, cappuccino seems to have become the incarnation of love in accordance with public opinion.

The milk it holds back The fragrance makes the love of petty bourgeoisie flourish and has endless aftertaste.

Although the love in cappuccino may not last forever, the overflowing aroma of cappuccino is more like a lasting love.