Flat White
Flat White: A smooth and velvety beverage, Flat White is a coffee drink that originated in Australia and New Zealand. It is made by pouring microfoam (steamed milk with small, fine bubbles) over a shot or two of espresso. The result is a rich, creamy coffee experience with a distinct layer of crema on top. Flat Whites are often compared to lattes, but the key difference is in the texture and amount of milk used. While lattes have a thicker layer of foam and more milk, Flat Whites have a thinner layer of microfoam and less milk, allowing the coffee's flavor to shine through. This beverage can be enjoyed hot or iced and is often served in a smaller cup than other coffee drinks.