Difference between Flat White & Latte ☕️
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2022
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Flat white has less frothy milk, less air is added hence the name ‘flat’ white. 😅
are you aware that the information given in this video is wrong? i am curious because it’s so easy to find out. you don’t even need to be a barista as me
I was so triggered watching this
@@DODOcatnap flat white has 2 espresso shots to begin with which means there will be less milk involved than in the latte with only one espresso shot. They both come in the same cup. Flat white has half a centimeter foam, latte has one. That’s it.
It isn't actually. I don't know where you're located but the word Latte means something very different depending on what part of the world you live in.
@@laraannabell9879 actually Latte is made with a double ristretto, not just one shot and the cup is not absolutely the same, a latte requires at least a 230ml GLASS, flat white has double espresso and at least 180ml-200ml CUP. Cappuccino is made in a 150-160ml cup with a single shot.
@@laraannabell9879 latte goes in a 220 ml cup
The cup does not matter. Flat white just had less air in the milk. Hense "Flat"
Starbucks' flat white is just a latte but uses ristretto espresso shots.
and whole milk and an extra shot
Im Italian and I live in Norway
I make flat white in the same big cup for caffè latte but with less foam and it has like a creamy texture on the top
No one ever complained?
But what I understand is that in every country is different because for example LATTE for me it means milk
And MACCHIATO for me it means double espresso with a little bit of milk in an espresso cup, but in Norway when they say macchiato they expect caffè latte.
Same with Cortado it’s supposed to be small but here in Norway they make it bigger.
But also the same happens when I make coffee in Italy I use the espresso button (the little one) but when I make coffee in Norway I have to use the other button for a “bigger cup” because norwegians use bigger coffee cups and they usually want their coffee take away and and they want that their coffee to last longer while Italians usually drink by the counter and talk with the barista or other customers.
I believe it’s a different coffee culture .
Every country has a different approach with coffee.
Huh? A flat white has less milk? First, it doesnt matter if you pour it in a glass or a cup. It depends on the cafe what they wanna use. You just have to control the amount of foam in each. Flat white has less foam than Latte so MORE MILK!. Latte has less foam than Cappuccino. Thats the difference. The amount of foam you pour into each. You can just Google this and theres pictures of each side by side
What you made is a Cappuccino in a Glass. Flat white has a 50/50 Ratio Espresso and Milk (Cortado also has 50/50)
Flat white 2 shots 50/50 Ratio
Cortado 1 shot 50/50.
Also flat white has maximum 0,5 cm foam with a perfect flat white at 0,2 cm foam
Omg people! A flat white is 6oz, the smallest latte is 8oz. A flat white ussually no more than three second rip, a latte a tad more, a cap more than that but every restaurant is different. My favorite theory is these are sizes only; in order of size; mach, cort, flat white, cappuccino, latte, latte mach (like in Italy). The foam goes up slightly w each. Some shops think of it more like this and don’t do classic cappuccino/mach etc. if you want a drink w more foam you just tell the barista. This is a much simpler method and allows more efficiency and speed and also more latte art. People have so many opinions on the foam it’s better to just let them specify. Use the names as sizes and rip more as you go up in size. If someone wants traditional than let them tell you for larger quantity of foam. The main reason for this is latte art too. That way the art is the same no matter what you get.
I don't see a difference at all! Except for the cup it was served in 🤷🏻♀️ I see the same milk texture, same amount poured in. So, I'm still not understanding
Absolutely, as a barista i see no difference in these drinks 😂 when you are making coffee you just need a milk and espresso the only difference is how you control the temperature for each round of drinks.
I STILL don't know the difference between flat white, latte, and cappucino..lol. Seems like it depends greatly on where you order it from. Also, what I make at home as a beginner is pretty much hit and miss. Want to make latte but it turns out looking like it could be any of these three. Head hurts. 😅
That looks delicious both of them
I’m fr sitting on RUclips watching these because I became a barista😭 and making coffee now
I love stronger coffee taste hence will definitely go for flat white! ❤
Flat white has the espresso shot of an americano yet ristretto shot.
Hello, Can I ask to make latte/cappucino (like video shows), which coffee type should I use? Colombian Medellin Coffee? Costs rica coffee beans??? I am So confused. Thank you
Flat White has almost Zero foam while Latte has 1cm Foam. Flat White serves in cup while Latte is serves in Glass. Basic Barista knowledge. 👌
I see two lattes poured in different cups
there’s no difference ur just making this up. one baristas flat white is another’s latte, specifications for a flat white fall entirely within the specifications for a latte.
Flat white is basically the same as latte just has less milk. The texture is just what’s desired and doesn’t actually make any differebt to what the drink is
Travel to Australia or NZ and order both. You can taste the difference. The flat white has a lower espresso to milk ratio and is generally smaller. I agree that a flat white is a variation of a latte, but I think it’s a distinct drink like any other milk based espresso beverage.
@@Heizzer47 no. a flat white always has 2 espresso shot and a latte has one. latte with one centimeter of foam. flat white with half a centimeter. what the video shows is simply wrong
@@laraannabell9879 nonsense any drink can come with any amount of shots and with any amount of milk, which is basically dictated by cup sizes which varies from cafe to cafe. they're the same drink.
@@saugarmaripuri5316 that's not necessarily true. I'm a barista in New Zealand and when I make a latte it's basically the flat white milk shown in this video, and when I make a flat white I make it so flat that you can't actually pour any art with it. Since the only difference is how flat the milk is I tend to make it super flat, but when is see others make it they're making a flat white with latte milk and a latte bordering a cappuccino, this commenter is right, it literally just depends on the barista because a latte and flat white will both have double shots, and if you're making it take away you're pouring it into the same vessel so the exact same amount of milk is going in
Looks so delicious🥳🥳
I work in a cinema and we use either regular or large paper cups so it's more tricky for us. 😢
Wait, are you saying that you can draw with flat milk??? I m confused.
What size is that cup?
I usually get a flat white. Sometime long black or macchiato
ICED LATTE 😊
Stop talking about my sister! 😂Haha
Wow, haha 🤣🤣🤣
Omaigashhhhhh..❤
It’s taste bro😆
I think it depends on how you steam it.
To takeaway, how can we make differently?
Wrong.wrong and wrong from where you got this information??!?!?both has the same amount of milk but flat white is double shot and latte is single. Bonus:single shot+ half the amount of the milk called cortado
You just made a cortado and a latte
That’s a massive drink for a cortado, it’s usually a 1:1 milk to espresso ratio.
@@saugarmaripuri5316 i think seeing the glass made me automatically think it was a cortado cup, i dont think lattes usually go in glass cups though? And how much less foam can you really achieve as lattes dont have much to begin with. I imagine doing that must hurt your ears with the milk screaming back at you
serve me a flat white please.
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Latte 👌🏼🙋🏻🙏🏼
Flat white!!!!👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🙋🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
thats a piccolo my guy
Never had or seen a cafe latte in a glass. Flat white is totally obsolete 👎
Why is eminem making coffee?
So many coffee snobs in the comments throwing fits 😂
CAFE latte*, latte just means milk in Italian and that’s what you will be server at a coffee bar if you ask for a latte
Before everybody starts arguing in the comments, a latte is not the same everywhere you go. This is not typically what you'd see in the US but not uncommon in the UK and Italy. This variation would likely be closer to a Piccolo Latte or a Cortado in the US.
Flat white is a gimmick
They're the same
All are same
How about cappuccino
Much more foam and smaller (sometimes equal) than the flat white in size
Flat white should be around 150ml, thin foam, cappuccino about 200ml thick foam, latte is anything above about 250ml foam is something between flat white and cappuccino. All of these drunks are made with a double shot of espresso
In a flat white you use a double Ristretto. In a Latte it's a double espresso
@@Cookie-tv2bb your recipe are alright, but every cafe has their own recipe too. Maybe pointing out the traditional way of making these drink will help the guy better understand the drink, like cappuccino consist of 1 shot (approx 30ml) and thick foam milk in a 160ml cup, or the flat white consist of 2 shots (25ml ristretto or 40ml nomale) and thin foam milk in a 6oz (180ml) cup.
The 2 recipes here are the things I found on italian coffee association and the aussie blog, from these i then make up my own recipe for better suit my bean, which is a medium-light roast typica, in my cafe
@@R3yne i like this one,
You call it art?
Tf?
Not true🙄
Flat white with oat milk ♥️
Flat white it's not about cup but double espresso 😄
Nothing defference
no
wrong!!!!
Wrong
Seem the same in this video
There is so much wrong with this, I'm not even a barista and this is a bit triggering 😅
Review your ratios my dude before i flag this down for misinformation 😂
Flat white is just heated milk? Latte is steamed and foamed?
I used to work in an office that had a macchiato button .. it was basically a strong latte with sugar , so a cortado? Or cafe con lecce ?
Stick to the flat white, rep the Aussie coffee!