Coffee review

What the heck is Starbucks' new coffee "Fragrance White"?

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, Today, I walked into Starbucks next door to Wei's newsroom and found a new kind of coffee called Flat White. All the salespeople are promoting it vigorously, and they can taste it for free. After ordering a cup, I found that the label left by the clerk on the side of the cup was FW, which was a bit like asking Forward to fast forward to the future. The only thing that is a bit unsettling is that Flat White's Chinese name has been translated into

Today, I walked into Starbucks next door to Wei's newsroom and found a new kind of coffee called "Flat White".

All the salespeople are promoting it vigorously, and they can taste it for free.

After ordering a cup, I found that the label left by the clerk on the side of the cup was FW, which was a bit like asking Forward to fast forward to the future.

The only thing that can't calm down is that the Chinese name of Flat White has been translated into "Fuluibai", like a kind of domestic washing powder or toothpaste made before liberation.

Many netizens have tried to express their doubts.

Starbucks itself tried to explain on Weibo, but could not understand it at all.

After reading the explanation from other people's heart, I still don't understand.

Fortunately, Wolverine Hugh Jackman, who runs a coffee shop in New York, explained to us, "Flat White is a latte with more coffee and less milk."

There are a lot of coffee paranoia who will tell you that it's not that simple, and there's a lot of knowledge in it. We investigated, and it's all bullshit. Flat White is a stronger latte.

There seems to be a deep feud over where Flat White is from:

Wei is finding out that only Australians and New Zealanders are really interested in applying for Flat White:

Sydney people in Australia say that the word "Flat White" first appeared in Sydney, Australia in the 1980s.

But people in Melbourne say they have had the drink since the 1970s, but not by that name.

New Zealanders say the drink was born entirely from the coffee culture of the capital Wellington in the late 1980s. I don't know if New Zealanders listened carefully to what the Australians said, but they didn't have the nerve to say it until the late 1980s. No, no, no.)

In short, we believe that both Australians and New Zealanders have made important contributions to the Flat White phenomenon.

Not only is Flat White so popular that Starbucks has threatened to replace Cappuccino, but there is already a book called Flat White Economics.

This book is about how fashionable young people who stay with Flat White save the world economy by growing beards, riding flying bikes, working in the "digital economy" and starting an APP. It seems that Flat White has become an iconic drink for entrepreneurs in Europe and the United States.

The most subversive thing is: the domestic McDonald's also listed Flat White a long time ago, which is estimated to be only 10 yuan.

Take another look at what I bought: 36 yuan

Taste: a stronger latte; feeling: very stylish.

Source: brain Research Institute

Original: http://dy.qq.com/article.htm?id=20150929A01CS800

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