• Wolfgang 😄 •

@wolfzell
@callummmmmm Basically yes. Due to the size of the cups we are using here (2,5dl) they are rather lattes than cappuccini... So you are an aspiring barista then? 😃

@wolfzell
@mela_meli Na, dann musst Du halt mal vorbeischauen und probetrinken. 😊

@callum_musgrove
Nah I just have a little job in a cafe which I do around school/college. There is a very little difference in lattes and cappuccino though its all about the milk!

@callum_musgrove
They actually look more like flat whites.

@wolfzell
@callummmmmm Isn't "flat white" just a new name category of "cappuccino" to be able to differ it from the abomination with a mountain of tasteless "hard" froth on top? So I'd agree, these would be "flat whites" but still they'd be "cappuccinos". But all those name differences are just academical. In the end it was great tasting coffee. 😉

@callum_musgrove
Ah you see a cappuccino is a single shot and originates from Italy whilst a flat white is a double shot and always served in a small cup and originates fro

@wolfzell
I don't think those definitions are really that general: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flat_white

@wolfzell
@callummmmmm That is surely the best thing to do if you work at a certain place and I guess it is a necessity to be able to serve your local customers right. But having enjoyed several coffee cultures in some european countries I learned that common names of coffee beverages can have very different meanings depending on where you are ordering your drink.