Australians love coffee best, not fragrant white? Statistics show that 33% of Australian coffee orders are lattes.

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According to Chinanews.com, citing Australia, payment platform Square released data on the 12th of this month after analyzing millions of coffee orders from hundreds of Australian cafes, saying that people's favorite coffee is latte.

Australia's top baristas predict that Australia will follow the overseas trend of replacing soybeans and almonds with oatmeal milk as a popular coffee additive in 2019.

33% of coffee orders are lattes.

According to the Herald Sun and the Daily Mail, lattes, cappuccinos and Freshwater still accounted for about 75% of coffee orders in 2018. One out of every three orders in Australia (33 per cent) is a latte, but that is down from 43 per cent two years ago.

By state, lattes are still the most popular in Victoria (42%) and Tasmania (32%). In Kunzhou (26%), Western Australia (37%), Leader Land (39%) and Northern Territory (29%), Freibai is still the first choice for customers in these states. In addition, cappuccino consumption is the highest in NSW, at 26%.

In response to the above data, Caitlin Walsh, a spokeswoman for Square, said that although Victoria's latte consumption has fallen from 49% to 42% compared with last year, it is still the most popular coffee variety. In addition, Victoria Furey white consumption accounts for 17%, cappuccino 14%, black coffee 7%.

Green tea is one of the most popular tea drinks.

At the same time, the data show that Victorians spend an average of 4.18 yuan (Australian dollars, the same below) on a latte, up 9 points from last year. Victorians spend an average of 4.07 yuan (up 8 cents) on a glass of Frappy and 4.05 yuan (up 1 point) on cappuccinos.

In addition, the Square study found that the peak time for customers to buy lattes, Freshwater and cappuccinos was 9 a.m. At the same time, Victoria customers mostly buy (Chinese) tea at 10:00 and Japanese matcha at 3 pm. For tea lovers, green tea, Indian milk tea, matcha, Earl Grey Tea and so on are the most popular.

It is understood that sales of matcha coffee and Indian lattes have increased significantly in the past year, but only account for about 5% of the total sales.

In response, Caitlin Walsh said: "Victorians attach great importance to coffee and its quality." In addition, credit cards have replaced cash as the most common method of payment, with 56% of customers using credit cards instead of change to buy coffee. "there are also more non-dairy options on the coffee menu," Caitlin Walsh said. Soybeans are the most popular choice, followed by almonds, coconuts, Hawaiian nuts and cashew nuts. "

Experts predict that oatmeal milk will be popular

Meanwhile, Australian experts predict a big increase in demand for oatmeal milk as a coffee supplement next year. Tom Gunn, general manager of Proud Mary, a Melbourne cafe, says the biggest change in 2019 is what Australians add to their coffee, not the way they drink it.

"the demand for oatmeal milk will be huge. We also have a cafe in the United States, where oatmeal milk completely dominates the market. " Compared with other milk substitutes, oatmeal milk tastes better, goes better with coffee and bubbles easily. Importantly, it has received financial support from large American companies.

In addition, Pippa Ainsworth, the owner of Darwin Cafe The Trader, said he was surprised that Australians were now lagging behind in the oatmeal milk boom. "I was in London and there was oatmeal milk in every cafe-there was no doubt about it. It may change every few weeks, from cappuccino to hazelnut latte, but they all change together. " (end)

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