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A Simple Coffee Question

Sarah.Wu · 2008-12-20 14:24:10

Does a white coffee means lattee?? thanks everyone.

20-12-2008 2:24pm

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Sarah.Wu

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Does a white coffee means lattee??

thanks everyone.

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#2 20-12-2008 2:29pm

Karoma

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In short: No.
It depends on where you saw it.
It can mean any number of different espresso and milk or coffee and milk drinks, if you're in Oz / New Zealand. In Ireland, US and England people refer to heavily-milked or creamed coffee as "White coffee". Otherwise, it can be anything branded as "white coffee" - the meaning varies from brand to brand. The thing they usually have in common is that they're seriously under roasted.

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#3 20-12-2008 3:10pm

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I agree, it could mean a number of drinks really.

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