Let’s think of it logical. Coffee always comes hot, we then add ice or anything else to make it cold, meaning that if you pour hot coffee in a glass, it won’t be easy to hold it. Also we as human, use cups and mugs instead of glasses to drink coffee. Now if it’s some kind of cold brew coffee, I don’t know.
I found the size of pastries to be pretty generous in Italy. Though I did occasionally get odd looks getting two cornettos for breakfast, instead of just one. But I’m always doing a lot of cycling when I’m in Italy, so I need the calories lol
If thats actually a coffee then this could easily be an Italian breakfast.
Coffee is normally not served in a glass. Except if its ice coffee, but doesn’t look like it.
It’s a coke. The second person mentions it in the photo.
Is it actually or are they just assuming it is because it makes their joke funnier to them?
Let’s think of it logical. Coffee always comes hot, we then add ice or anything else to make it cold, meaning that if you pour hot coffee in a glass, it won’t be easy to hold it. Also we as human, use cups and mugs instead of glasses to drink coffee. Now if it’s some kind of cold brew coffee, I don’t know.
So we can assume it’s not coffee, doesn’t necessarily mean it’s coke, though.
I found the size of pastries to be pretty generous in Italy. Though I did occasionally get odd looks getting two cornettos for breakfast, instead of just one. But I’m always doing a lot of cycling when I’m in Italy, so I need the calories lol