How To Make Dirty Latte

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How To Make Dirty Latte

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How To Make Dirty Latte

The dirty latte is a playful twist on the classic café latte, combining a shot of espresso with cold milk and a hint of chocolate or caramel for a rich, indulgent drink. It’s called “dirty” because the espresso is poured over the milk, creating a marbled effect that looks like a splash of dirt in a clean glass. Below is a detailed guide that walks you through each step, from gathering ingredients to finishing the drink with a pleasant aroma.