How to Say “Steamed Milk” in German

Milchschaum
The German phrase for steamed milk is Milchschaum.
In a German cafe, if you want the frothy topping specifically, you would ask for Milchschaum. This term translates to milk foam.

When do people say it?

When ordering coffee in a German cafe, you can use the word Milchschaum to specify that you want the frothy milk foam on top of your drink.

Did you know?

  • The word Schaum is a cognate of the English word 'scum'. While 'scum' became negative in English, Schaum remains a positive, appetizing term used for everything from milk to shaving cream and bath bubbles.
  • If you are looking for a relaxing bath, you might look for 'Milchschaum' on a bottle, as the word refers to 'milk bubbles' in a tub just as much as it does to coffee.
  • While Milchschaum describes the foam, the act of frothing milk is often called aufschäumen. The prefix auf- suggests a literal lifting or rising of the milk into a peak.

Examples in context

  • Guten Tag! Könnte ich bitte einen Cappuccino mit aufgeschäumter Milch haben?
    Good day! Could I please have a cappuccino with steamed milk?
  • Hallo! Kann ich einen Cappuccino mit Milchschaum bekommen?
    Hello! Can I get a cappuccino with milk foam?
  • Ich mag meinen Cappuccino mit viel Milchschaum.
    I like my cappuccino with a lot of steamed milk.
  • Der Milchschaum ist heute besonders cremig.
    The steamed milk is especially creamy today.
  • Kann ich bitte etwas Milchschaum dazu haben?
    Can I please have some steamed milk with that?

Example conversation

In a small cafe, Felix orders a coffee.

  1. Felix

    Einen Latte Macchiato, bitte.
    A latte macchiato, please.
  2. Julia

    Möchten Sie viel Milchschaum obenauf?
    Would you like a lot of steamed milk on top?
  3. Felix

    Ja, bitte, sehr viel Milchschaum.
    Yes, please, a lot of steamed milk.
  4. Julia

    Gerne, das kommt sofort.
    Certainly, that will be right out.
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