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==== Cuba ====
Much like in Brazil, coffee is best enjoyed within the family in Cuba. Cuban coffee is usually a coffee ration mixed with a store-bought coffee blend. It is usually made very strong, but sweet. One popular form is the {{Lang|es|[[café cubano]]}}, or the {{Lang|es|cafecito}}, which is an espresso made with sugar. A less sweet version is the ''[[cortadito]]'', an espresso with steamed milk.

Cuba

Much like in Brazil, coffee is best enjoyed within the family in Cuba. Cuban coffee is usually a coffee ration mixed with a store-bought coffee blend. It is usually made very strong, but sweet. One popular form is the café cubano, or the cafecito, which is an espresso made with sugar. A less sweet version is the cortadito, an espresso with steamed milk.

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