latte

Once a foreign word has been absorbed into English, italics are no longer needed. Thus, the Italian word latte, used to describe an espresso coffee with hot milk, does not require italics.

• The popularity of latte in North America astonishes European visitors, who prefer their espresso without milk.
• Jessica became quite agitated after drinking two cappuccinos and two hazelnut lattes.

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