No caffeine please!
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i don't know how to order decaf. some places do understand 'decaffinated'. i don't know if they have it everywhere but i do know some places in italy did (my daughter likes decaf cappucino). in paris, they also serve a drink in cafes made with hot water, lemon and honey, i'm not sure of the name but it would definitely be caffeine-free.
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I really didn't have much trouble getting decaf in Europe. When I couldn't recall the correcting wording falling back on "decaf" or "decaffinated" was usually enough to be understood. <BR> <BR>Just a note on the above comments regarding decaf - yes, it does contain some caffeine - approx. 2-5mg compared to regular (American brew) coffee that has 80-200mg of caffeine per cup (coffee in Europe is often brewed stronger). Hot chocolate also has 5-10mg of caffeine. These levels are very low and most people don't notice the caffeine unless they are very sensitive to it. <BR> <BR>I hope this helps - enjoy your trip!
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I really didn't have much trouble getting decaf in Europe. When I couldn't recall the correcting wording falling back on "decaf" or "decaffinated" was usually enough to be understood. <BR> <BR>Just a note on the above comments regarding decaf - yes, it does contain some caffeine - approx. 2-5mg compared to regular (American brew) coffee that has 80-200mg of caffeine per cup (coffee in Europe is often brewed stronger). Hot chocolate also has 5-10mg of caffeine. These levels are very low and most people don't notice the caffeine unless they are very sensitive to it. <BR> <BR>I hope this helps - enjoy your trip!