Starbucks Training Practice Test

What is the difference between a wet cappuccino and a dry cappuccino in terms of milk proportion?

Wet cappuccino has more foam than liquid milk Wet has more steamed milk and less foam Dry has more steamed milk and less foam There is no difference

Correct Answer:

Wet has more steamed milk and less foam

Explanation:

The key idea is the balance between foam and steamed milk. A wet cappuccino is defined by having more steamed milk and less foam, giving a creamier texture with a thinner foam layer. In contrast, a dry cappuccino uses more foam and less steamed milk, so it’s lighter and foamy on top. So the statement that wet cappuccino has more steamed milk and less foam correctly describes the milk proportion. The other descriptions either flip the foam and milk amounts or claim there’s no difference, which isn’t how these drinks are defined.

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