A double espresso cup typically holds 4 to 5 oz (120–150 ml). Why That Size? A double shot of espresso is about 2 oz, but baristas often use slightly larger cups to allow room for crema, stirring,...
1. Material Matters Ceramic cups are renowned for their excellent heat retention and neutral taste, ensuring your latte remains warm and untainted by the vessel's material. Ceramora's handcrafted ...
What to Look For: Size: 8 to 12 oz – gives space for espresso, milk, and art. Shape: Wide and round – allows better control when pouring milk. Material: Thick stoneware – keeps the drink hot ...
Yes – most stoneware is dishwasher safe, but it depends on how it’s made. The Quick Answer Stoneware is generally safe to put in the dishwasher. High-fired, non-porous stoneware (like what we use ...
When it comes to making the perfect flat white, choosing the right cup is more than just about aesthetics. The cup you choose can influence the flavor, temperature, and overall experience of your c...
Ceramora's journey began in the rich ceramic traditions of Portugal. Our artisans draw inspiration from centuries-old techniques, infusing each cup with cultural heritage. Now available in the USA,...
Running a successful café is about more than just great coffee – the cups you choose play a critical role in the overall customer experience. Here’s what to consider: Durability – You need cups tha...
Flat whites have become a staple in the specialty coffee world, known for their smooth texture and bold espresso flavor. But what exactly makes a flat white special, and how can you make the perfec...
Selecting the right ceramic cup can enhance your coffee-drinking experience. Consider factors like size, shape, and material. Ceramora offers a range of options, from espresso cups to larger mugs, ...