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Primary references

• Nespresso: Affogato — A manufacturer example combines coffee and vanilla ice cream; recipe variants are not standardized by this page.
• Nespresso UK: The Mocha — A manufacturer mocha example contains coffee, chocolate and milk; the page is not an allergen guarantee for other cafes.
• Nespresso: Cafe au Lait — This manufacturer uses one particular coffee-and-milk recipe under the cafe au lait name.
• Nespresso: Caffe Shakerato — A named manufacturer shakerato recipe uses coffee, sugar and ice.
• Lavazza: Viennese Coffee Recipe — A particular Viennese-style example includes coffee, chocolate and whipped cream; names vary.
• Nespresso: Coffee Recipes — Manufacturer examples include an espresso-tonic drink and flavored variations, rather than one universal cafe formula.
• UNESCO: Turkish Coffee Culture and Tradition — Fine-ground preparation, small-cup service and the social tradition; not a universal modern cafe recipe.
• Starbucks: Nitro Cold Brew — This producer infuses its cold brew with nitrogen at service, creating a foamy cascading texture.
• Nguyen Coffee Supply: Vietnamese Coffee FAQ — Vietnamese coffee can refer to origin and to preparation; phin and condensed-milk styles do not exhaust the category.
• Cafe du Monde: Coffee and Chicory — The producer sells an explicitly named coffee-and-chicory product; no inferred caffeine values.
• Nespresso: Espresso con Panna — A specific cream-topped coffee example; cream preparation quantity is not necessarily a serving quantity.
• Nescafe: What Is a Frappe? — The manufacturer documents different regional uses of frappe, including an instant-coffee Greek style.
• Nespresso: Cafe Bombon — A coffee-and-condensed-milk example; ratios and additions can vary.
• Nescafe: Dalgona Coffee — One named instant-coffee whipped topping recipe over milk; not proof of universal substitutions.
• Nespresso: Cafe con Hielo — A manufacturer example serves prepared coffee over ice; no claimed universal cafe service.
• Nespresso: Coffee with Milk and Ice — The page mentions a coffee-and-sparkling-water recipe; consumer poll and health language are not relied on.
• Lavazza: Coffee Granita with Ricotta Cream — A producer example treats coffee granita as a frozen preparation with a separate ricotta topping; no universal regional recipe is claimed.
• Illy Thailand: Marocchino — This published version combines chocolate, coffee, milk foam and cocoa; quantities do not define every cafe version.

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