\ I preferred the blow pops. And Tootsie Rolls, which even today, I have to eat until I get sick of them.
Expresso started as a misspelling of espresso, which came to English from Italian and refers to a strong, pressure-brewed coffee. But because expresso has so often appeared in place of espresso, we can perhaps consider it a variant. And indeed, some dictionaries now list it as such. This doesn’t change the fact that many English speakers consider expresso wrong, however, and some will no doubt continue to do so no matter how common it becomes. So if you don’t want anyone to think you’re wrong, espresso is the safer choice. http://grammarist.com/usage/expresso/
Unless you're talking about axpresso which is either a quick way to die, or a quick question, depending on which part of the country you're in.
