I can still feel all those overly milky flat whites I drank for decades weighing me down.
I was middle aged before I learned you can order a long black with a splash of milk from any cafe
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I can still feel all those overly milky flat whites I drank for decades weighing me down.
Macchiato is Italian for stained
Macchiato Latte is Italian for milk stained
Pretty popular in Cafés and restaurants in Aus, anybody who knows their way around a coffee machine will know this by name.
I think the variants of 'macchiato topped up' or 'macchiato 3/4 full' are Australian.
Edit: I suppose Australia's equivalent for the kids is a babycino. No coffee, chocolate milk instead.
macchiato topped up
I'm guessing you're in Perth. Very popular over there, but not so much elsewhere in Australia. Though there are similar strength drinks like Melbourne's magic.
Haha, yeah i forget some things are more Perth specific. Never heard of Melbourne's Magic, is that the name of a coffee?
Yeah a magic is a double ristretto, topped up to about 3/4 of a flat white. It’s been spreading in popularity outside of Melbourne, and coffee shops in Sydney (where I live) make them too.
Another great Perth thing is the Conti roll. It’s a damn shame that hasn’t spread to the rest of the country.
With drinks it's okay to order things not on the menu, as long as they have the ingredients and you can explain how to make it. Like a coffe with a shot of liquor or even ice cubes so it's drinkable quicker. But if it tastes bad, that's on you then.
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Italy has coffee stained with milk which I think is about the same thing
They also have milk stained with coffee, for children, I think
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