How Locals Drink Cuban Coffee in Miami | Hungerlust S2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ม.ค. 2020
- Cuban coffee, crunchy pastries and crispy croquetas fuel Miamians at these ubiquitous hole-in-the-wall coffee joints. Experience a collision of traditions and tastes in Season 2 of Culture Trip’s award-winning series Hungerlust, as chefs serve up stuffed mussels in Istanbul, Cuban coffee in Miami, all-American burgers in Reykjavik, sushi in Puglia, insect tapas in Berlin, patisserie in Bangkok and LA flavours in Las Vegas.
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According to Ralphie May, if you drink enough Cuban Coffee, you can see into the future!
When I first went to miami, no one told me that the 6 oz cup of cafe cubano was supposed to be shared in those little cups. I drank the entire thing. I'm VERY immune to the effects of coffee but OH MY LORD i was wired for HOURS. lmaooooo. Good times.
That reminds me of when Gabriel Iglesias went to La Carreta and he drank a whole bowl of cuban coffee. he bout died
You don't have to share your cafe cubano if you are drinking it yourself. I do that all the time as my wife who is Cuban and my daughter don't like it. So, no one to share with and thats okay with me.
GTA vice city
thats alotta caffeine
It's crazy how Cubans drink it after every meal, my family quite literally has to have it after every meal and I'm talking after dinner. I love it very much it just has an insane amount of sugar lmao.
yeah that’s def a cuban thing lol. if I’m having coffee or tea with my dessert, it’s def decaf
Miami culture can be found in the way ppl drive
One of my best friends is Cuban. Back in the day I was going to a call of duty release (12 am) and I asked for some coffee. I drank a cup and swear I prestiged in 1 day with that stuff. Didn’t go to sleep till the middle of the night the day after
Como Miami no hay dos en el mundo te amo Miami Florida
This made me miss home soo much! Miami I'll be back!
This was great and you perfectly captured the life near those little windows. I visit Miami a few times a year for business and I make a point to share several Cuban coffee's while i'm there.
I used to work preparing coladas and cortados when I lived in Miami. this video reallly throw me back! loooove it
Love my cortadito!
Cuban food, omg, incredible!
And most of the little places feed you enough for two people!
Great production on these Hungerlust shorts!
Café Versalles, my favorite restaurant in Miami! Buen Provecho
I love Versailles... my city Miami 305
Fascinating! I thought I liked my coffee, but these Miami folk make me look like a beginner.
Love this!!!!!! ☕️😁👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
an awesome video!
Just to mention, cafe cubano or colada doesn't always have to have a lot of sugar, but I do like the sugar. Some people I know have it with little sugar or none. I can't do that. That is true, you will always find someplace open to get Cuban coffee at any time.
Really good video thank you 👌🏽 I’m from Texas and never had the chance to try it
I gave Cuban coffee to my friend from Texas and he fell asleep instantly.
I tought this channel had millions of views wierd...
Yeah bruw
holy shit, you're right i didn't even notice
same
My first time drinking a cortadito I thought I had super powers lol
I really enjoy this video ☕️☕️☕️☕️
Used to hang out at the Cleavlander in the early 90's.
So you buy a small cup of coffee and you get 4 shot cups with it to share with friends??
My Grandmother would say, you must to learn to make Cuban coffee before you can get married.
We need a VENTANITA/VERSALLES in Mount Dora FL! PLEASE!!!
best.restaurant.ever. Period. End of story.
the production is iNsane
We need these in Vancouver
I had a Café Cubano in New Orleans. Have yet to go to Miami though. Dying to go and try the real thing.
6:10 ...1am: " I'll be back, watch the kids, want something?"
its funny cause little Havana is now filled with Venezuelans and a lot of cubans are moving into hialeah and other parts of dade county
Cubans dominate and are everywhere in Miami and Florida buddy. The Cuban community alone is 70 percent of the Hispanic population in Florida. These other latin communities are very small compared to the cuban community in Miami And Florida and thats how it has and always will be because Cuba is 90 miles from Florida.
love Cuban coffee but miss me with all that damn sugar. the caffeine kick is what I want without a groggy feeling when the sugar high fades away
Can’t wait for GTA 6!!!! VICE CITY here we come!
I miss Miami 😫😫😫😫
Im trying to make cuban coffee. The only difference with me is in using a French press instead of a traditional moka pot and a milk throfer. I do get that caramel when mixing and foam. Just not strong as people say....or that could be me. Many people react to caffeine differently.
First café Cubano in Havana in 1981, with my first churros
Its rarely only $1 dollar! lol
Where’s ur favorite spot, though?
Since I was little I would drink my coffee every morning and I would be ready for the rest of my day. When people walk saying how tired they are I going 100mph no problem
What kind of coffee does Versailles use for the cafe?
Looked like Pilon.
La Carreta coffee!
Pilons the best! Much better than Bustelo
dont sleep on Cafe la llave
Many restaurants use Bustelo, but most Cuban American households use La Llave.
4:44 my girl Irielys
no wonder cubans are so crazy. They are bouncing around with energy from all that cafe'
Tony Montana was loco for a reason xd
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" no sugar" jajajaja
I was really scared to try cuban cuisine in Cuba because of all the cats stories ,so Versailles was my first taste of cuban delicacies including their cafecito.
I do not know what you mean by the "cat stories" the only thing I can think of is some stories about Cubans eating cats (in the island) during the "special period" and recently because of all the food scarcity. But those are horror stories to us. We do not eat cats or dogs.
@@latengocomoburro Yes you are right ,I was told a horror story by our guide that a woman lost her cat and it ended on the table of neighbor's party.
@@MrMelgibstein Right, but those are just stories which we tell to highlight what is like living under communism. You have absolutely nothing to worry about eating Cuban food outside Cuba. We are just as disgusted as you when we hear of people eating cats or dogs.
Thats a lie they are starving no more that ever and stray cats and dogs are all over the streets. They don’t it.
I will buy a cafe for Max.
I see similarities between this an the chai culture in india
so, a decent espresso with like almost anywhere else in the world, just with a ridiculous amount of sugar in it...?
I make coffee for a living, every single thing related to coffee preparation in this video is heinous
Yes: they lost me with the huge amount of sugar. What on earth. It seems Cubans are even worse at making coffee than Americans.
Bro Starbucks is just fucking sugar and syrup, whats the difference
@@ZaJaCltI’m sure it tastes better than yours
@@pepepena1937 I agree, if your palate is used to licking the exhaust pipes on a 1950's chevy, then thats the taste you go for, but you do you, girl
This just sounds like getting pissed with extra steps
I wonder if it's still less than a dollar..
That’s awesome. Serve coffee, alcohol, and sell tobacco.
If am pouring my coffee my wife slaps me!
5:30 "free cuba" ?
Yes free Cuba, Cubans live under a 63 year comunist dictatorship. if you like her political comment good, and if you don't, tough!.
Cuban coffee is why Miami never had a meth problem
8pm diabetes comes around
17k wtf why i got that recommended after watching the vid thought i will find at least 1m views
So....basically coffee with way too much sugar, seems like the kind of deal Americans would like.
My grandma actually does it in a similiar way and tastes way too good, but that's on the sugar.
Guys this is not how you pronounce the word Versailles lol >
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just an fyi, anyone can mix sugar into espresso
That Cuban sandwich that was $3.00 at that window is now $12. Thanks democrats!
This is cringe asf to me, being a local born and raised in Miami... Also, where tf can you get a Colada for under $1 ANYWHERE in Miami?! The price of everything is jacked tf up!
Even Mcdonalds sells Cortaditos for cheap lol They have windows and little caffetterias everywhere. I could even get Colada's at the train station when I lived there a few years ago for a dollar. Doubt that much has changed in 4 years. Lived in Miami my whole life previously as well :o
I’m sorry but either Isla Canarias croquetas or stay home.
YEAH MAYBE NOT SO INTO THE SHARING A CUP OF COFFEE NOW THAT WE'RE IN 2021.
you got to fire your camera man. not everything need to be a close-up shot you know.
Most people in Miami don't speak English.
That is not true. But must of us prefer speaking Spanish.
@@latengocomoburro Every time I hear that statement, I palm my face. Anytime I hear, I just know that person went to school but for some reason never became fluent in English because they were never motivated enough to so so. Thus they were never comfortable with English to begin with. Which is why I shudder every time Miamians call their city a "bilingual city." Miami is the only America city nicknamed the "capital of Latin America" and the only way to succeed is to know Spanish. From flower seller to boarding room at City National Bank of Florida off 100 SE 2nd Street. In conclusion, Miami is one of few top-down cities in which Spanish is vital if ordinary people want to live here.
@@SuperRip7 You can say whatever you want but "most" is not a correct statement.
LOL, thats not cuban coffee, that's "miami cofee" from the cuban diaspora.
Its is Cuban Coffee, that is how they make it in Cuba. It is Cuban style coffee.
Who the fack drinks coffee in shots..???
Cubans do, it is dark, concentrated, thick coffee, not watery like American coffee.
Viva Fidel
I see noone with a mask. Ground zero
The video was posted on January 13, 2020 before Cov-19 became a pandemic. So the filming was done weeks before that when no one even knew about the virus and the virus hadn't hit Miami yet.
This is in Florida, not California.