Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo Calories

Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo tastes like a long espresso with a coconut-flavoured aroma alongside the coffee. It is not the same as a coconut-milk drink, and the coconut note does not make it sweetened.

Brew Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo in a Nespresso machine that accepts its capsule format, using the lungo setting if available. If your machine has no lungo button, choose a suitable coffee setting rather than repeatedly running water through the capsule.

Yes, Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo can be served over ice. Brew it first and pour it over ice, or chill it before serving to avoid diluting the coconut aroma as the ice melts.

Yes, Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo is coffee-based and contains caffeine. The exact amount per capsule is not provided here; if caffeine affects your sleep, avoid drinking it close to bedtime.

The coconut description refers to its flavour, not necessarily to coconut milk in the drink. Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo is a flavoured long espresso, so it will not have the creamy texture of a coconut-milk coffee unless you add milk yourself.

Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo is brewed as a longer coffee than a short espresso, so it has a larger volume. A larger serving does not automatically mean a more concentrated or stronger-tasting coffee; the coconut aroma also changes how its flavour comes across.

Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo pairs well with dairy or plant-based milk if you want a creamier cup. Add a small amount first: too much milk can cover the coffee and coconut notes.

Yes, brew Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo and pour it over ice with cold milk to make an iced latte. Since the coffee is already coconut-flavoured, you can taste it before adding any syrup or other sweetener.

No, refrigerating Nespresso Coconut Espresso Lungo capsules is unnecessary. Keep the capsules sealed in their packaging in a cool, dry place away from strong odours, and brew each one when you are ready to use it.