The flat white -- that espresso-and-milk drink that is as ubiquitous to Antipodean culture as meat pies and Lamingtons -- is having something of a moment in Los Angeles.

A flat white coffee is made when creamy steamed milk is poured over a single or double shot of espresso. A flat white has less milk than a latte, but has more milk than a Cortado coffee.

To make a Flat White, a barista first pulls a double shot of espresso, two shots of espresso made with finely ground coffee beans and hot water under high pressure. The espresso is poured into a ...

Flat white coffee vs. latte A big part of what makes a flat white coffee and a latte different is the type of milk used and the ratio of milk to espresso. Brett Habenicht, co-founder of Kerriston ...

The flat white is a drink not easily defined and much discussed within the coffee community, but it boils down to this: a five- to six-ounce beverage with a double shot of espresso with lightly ...

A Flat White is (usually) served in a smaller ceramic cup and is made up of a double ristretto and lightly textured milk. There’s less foam than a latte and the vessel is usually 200 milliliters.

Blue Bottle Coffee director of training Michael Phillips, who was the 2010 World Barista Champion, says that when a customer asks a Blue Bottle barista for a flat white (and it's only Aussies and ...

Joe Curry makes a flat white coffee at Red Raven Espresso Parlor in downtown Fargo. Carrie Snyder / The Forum ByAnna G. Larson January 21, 2015 at 2:09 PM Share Share this article Fargo - The flat ...

An curved arrow pointing right. The flat white is the most popular coffee drink in Australia and New Zealand, but will it be a success in America? We visited Toby's Estate to find out. Produced by ...

Starbucks does credit the Aussies for creating the flat white somewhere in the 1970s or 1980s in either Melbourne or Sydney, depending who is teaching your coffee history.

A Flat White is (usually) served in a smaller ceramic cup and is made up of a double ristretto and lightly textured milk. There’s less foam than a latte and the vessel is usually 200 milliliters.

An curved arrow pointing right. The flat white, Starbuck's newest menu item, is like a latte but with one fundamental difference. The flat white is the most popular coffee drink in Australia and ...