Pressure sores are the WORST. In my 15 years of being paralyzed, Iâve had one pressure sore that was on my bum that was about the size of your fingernail. It took a very long 8 months of bedrest for my skin to heal completely. Now, even though itâs been five years, the scar tissue and skin is uber-sensitive and sometimes very uncomfortable.
The misto, however, is not an espresso drink. You may see it referred to more often as a cafe au lait, a âcoffee with milkâ. This drink is half regular brewed coffee (not espresso) and half steamed milk. Or in its iced form, which is less common, itâs coffee and milk with ice.
At our store no syrup means tea misto, with syrup means tea latte. There's no button on the register for tea misto. If you're getting half tea and half milk, its a latte. If you're getting like just an inch of milk on top, I would charge you for a hot tea only. A hot tea with steamed milk is a misto and should be rang as a hot tea with add dairy. Why would you be charged for a syrup you don't want? They removed the misto button about six years ago when they introduced the London Fog Latte, etc. and this was also the direction they gave.