Portuguese Galão
Galão is a familiar Portuguese café drink made with strong coffee and a generous proportion of hot milk. The method keeps the milk foam thin …
Galão is a familiar Portuguese café drink made with strong coffee and a generous proportion of hot milk. The method keeps the milk foam thin …
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