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Lovin’ the Latte: Wilde Negrete

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The pictures prove it — Lansing loves the Latte!

LANSING, Ill. (November 6, 2023) – Longtime Lansing resident Wilde Negrete happened to walk into Kdulche Café as Journal Publisher Melanie Jongsma and Managing Editor Josh Bootsma were there eating lunch. He agreed to try the newest Journal partnership product: the Lansing Journal Latte.

Negrete paired the Latte with the Lansing Crepe, another popular item on the Kdulche menu. He noted the latte’s strong coffee flavor, and caramel syrup, which he wasn’t used to, but enjoyed.

“It makes it tasty,” he said, adding that he’d order the drink again.

Wilde Negrete ordered the Lansing Journal Latte at Kdulche Café, alongside his Lansing Crepe. He noted the latte’s strong coffee flavor and caramel syrup, which he wasn’t used to, but enjoyed. “It makes it tasty,” he said. (Photo: Josh Bootsma)

About our feature, Lovin’ the Latte

Lansing Journal Journeys

As a community newspaper, The Lansing Journal looks for creative ways to invite the community into our pages. One of our longest-running series is Lansing Journal Journeys, an award-winning feature that showcases people displaying The Lansing Journal in creative locations.

Lovin’ the Latte is an offshoot of Journal Journeys that celebrates The Lansing Journal’s creative partnership with Kdulche Café.

Latte
Kdulche Owner Eduardo Zepeda created a selfie station for latte-loving guests. (Photo: Eduardo Zepeda)

Send us your Lovin’ the Latte photos

To participate, visit Kdulche and take your photo in front of one of the Lansing Journal Latte posters, OR take a photo with your Lansing Journal Latte — either in the café or on the go.

Email your photos to [email protected] and tell us:

  1. The names of any people in the photo
  2. The name of the person who took the photo

We publish these community photos online on a regular basis. Make sure you are subscribed, so you see your photos when we post them!

Josh Bootsma
Josh Bootsma
Josh is Managing Editor at The Lansing Journal and believes in the power and purpose of community news. He covers any local topics—from village government to theatre, from business openings to migratory birds.