Which option correctly describes a Medium iced Latte?

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Which option correctly describes a Medium iced Latte?

Understanding how a medium iced latte is built comes from matching three things: how much espresso, what kind of milk, and how full the cup should be. The standard medium iced latte uses two shots of espresso with 2% milk, filled to the 12 oz line. This combination matches the typical recipe for a medium and keeps the drink from being larger or using a different milk than expected. The other options change one of these elements—skim milk instead of the usual 2%, or fill it to a 16 oz line which would indicate a larger size—so they don’t fit the standard medium build. So the best description is: two shots, 2% milk to the 12 oz line.

Understanding how a medium iced latte is built comes from matching three things: how much espresso, what kind of milk, and how full the cup should be. The standard medium iced latte uses two shots of espresso with 2% milk, filled to the 12 oz line. This combination matches the typical recipe for a medium and keeps the drink from being larger or using a different milk than expected. The other options change one of these elements—skim milk instead of the usual 2%, or fill it to a 16 oz line which would indicate a larger size—so they don’t fit the standard medium build. So the best description is: two shots, 2% milk to the 12 oz line.

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