Photo: Market Lane Coffee, Facebook. In January, Starbucks introduced the “flat white,” a coffee drink made with espresso and steamed milk that sounds suspiciously like a cappuccino or a small latte.

Fargo - The flat white is up from Down Under. The creamy 5- to 6-ounce milk and espresso drink that originated in Australia or New Zealand – both claim to be the birthplace – was introduced to the ...

From Australian cafés to menus worldwide, the flat white’s smooth balance explains why this once-quiet coffee took over ...

The flat white -- that espresso-and-milk drink that is as ubiquitous to Antipodean culture as meat pies and Lamingtons -- is having something of a moment in Los Angeles. You can, with increasing ...

Even though I have learned the distinctions between different espresso-style beverages, it’s still easy to forget. Coffee ...

This automatically makes me a coffee snob. I cop a lot of grief for this, but I know deep down it is actually born out of respect, deep admiration and jealousy from my critics. Jealousy because we ...

A look at Australians and their love affair with java. — -- Australians have a well-deserved reputation as the most laid back people in the world. No wonder, what with the endless beaches and ...

This is a Down Under-handed way to cash in on a much-loved Aussie latte. Meet the Flat White, the latest edition to Starbucks’ ever-expanding espresso menu. The creamy, caffeinated drink, which ...

Coffee shops aren't necessarily known for bargain-priced beverages, so knowing which spots are worth it is key. If we see ...

The flat white is coming. Flat what? — -- The flat white is coming. Flat what? Starting in stores nationwide on Tuesday after tests in limited markets and abroad, Starbucks is introducing a new ...

The good old flat white… Your American buddies may wonder what you’re babbling about, but the flat white is one of our nation’s most popular coffees. And now you can find out how to make the perfect ...

As of Tuesday, Starbucks is upping the ante by selling flat whites -- likely, for the segment of customers who tend to turn their nose and run toward the nearest La Colombe at the sight of something ...