The difference between a flat white and a latte is flat white white coffee

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White coffee, a variant of cappuccino, has been around since the 1980s, but this latte with fine milk bubbles, which originated in Australia, has become popular around the world in recent years. Starbucks takes no credit for this.

The UK is the first place for Starbucks to sell white coffee, and the British coffee chain COSTA launched white coffee (also known as mellow white on the mainland) at about the same time. Recently, however, the British have begun to struggle with its price.

Conal Lavery, the sales director of Thomson Coffee Roasters in Scotland, recently told Radio 4 in the UK that the pricing of white coffee in coffee shops was completely "ripping people off".

For Starbucks, for example, you can buy a large latte with two espresso for £2, but a smaller white coffee with the same proportion of coffee and milk costs £2.6.

At Caff è Nero, an established coffee shop in London, white coffee is also slightly more expensive than a medium latte at £2.60.

According to Lavelli, white coffee should be cheaper than a regular latte, because it is actually a double espresso with a certain proportion of fine milk, with less milk than a latte. "anyway, its price should be lower."

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