Cappuccino - with or without chocolate?

[TheTecknician]

I prefer it without. I think chocolate sprinkles spoil the flavour of the coffee, rather than complement it. However, one coffee shop I know uses a chocolate sauce/syrup instead and that works a lot better.

Do you have chocolate on any other types of coffee, apart from mocha ? I've never seen anyone be so bold!

Never with chocolate, I shudder at the thought.

I prefer cinnamon, that probably makes me a terrible heathen. However, I generally drink unsweetened black americano.

I always order a cappacino because I assumed it had chocolate in it/on it and then I discovered that its not about the chocolate its about the foam. Which I dont even like so I dont know why I order this stuff

I love a mocha

I find the chocolate a useless addition, generally there to make it look pretty

No chocolate. Its all about the coffee!
Not sure where the chocolate thing comes from but it changes the taste.
If I wanted an adulteration I'd just go to Starbucks for a syrupy creamy pretender of a coffee .

Without chocolate, it's too claggy. Don't have syrup, either. Cappuccino without or a black Americano is my poison.

I like with or without, would say yes if asked.

Years ago, when I was working in retail, I asked a customer if he wanted chocolate on his cappuccino, and he replied very sternly: "YES! That's the POINT!"

And give the drinker a dirty lipline

Without! I'm in Italy and sometimes (rarely) they put chocolate or syrup designs on the foam without asking and I gave to ask them to make it again. Normal cappuccino doesn't have anything.

Definitely without.