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1. During World War II in Italy, American soldiers diluted espresso with hot water to suit the local palate, and the result was called an Americano.
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2. The beverage gained popularity in Europe before finally making its way to other parts of the world.
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3. Given its simplicity and moderate flavour, the Americano has become a classic coffee beverage.
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4. People who find espresso overly strong or bitter prefer it.
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How to make an Americano:
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1. Pour a shot of espresso into a cup or glass.
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2. The espresso is then mixed with hot water, typically in a 1:1 or 1:2 ratio, depending on the strength required.
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3.This will give you a coffee drink that will taste like espresso but with a drip cofee-like consistency.
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4. Depending on personal desire, you can drink it as is or with milk and sugar.
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