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Australian Cafe specializes in "deconstructing" coffee over avant-garde controversy

Published: 2025-08-21 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2025/08/21, According to the Daily Mail of June 1, Australian writer Jamila Rizvi recently drank a deconstructed coffee in a cafe on the northern outskirts of Melbourne, calling the store too maverick. Hamilla ordered a cup of coffee at the cafe. After waiting for nearly 20 minutes, she was presented with three.

According to the Daily Mail of June 1, Australian writer Jamila Rizvi recently drank a deconstructed coffee in a cafe on the northern outskirts of Melbourne, calling the store too maverick.

Hamilla ordered a cup of coffee at the cafe. After waiting for nearly 20 minutes, she was presented with three beakers filled with espresso, water and milk. Stunned, Hamilla uploaded the deconstructed coffee to Facebook and wrote: "I want a full cup of coffee, not a scientific experiment." Coffee should be in a ceramic cup, not a beaker. "

Hamilla's complaint caused a heated discussion on the Internet and received more than 12000 likes. Many netizens agreed with Hamilla, saying that instead of going to a cafe to drink deconstructed coffee, it would be better to stay at home and make it yourself. However, some netizens are optimistic about the new approach of the cafe, which allows customers to make different kinds of coffee according to their own tastes.

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