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 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's January and, for many, it's the first day back at work after having had Christmas and New Year off. The January Blues are ...

It's becoming more common to spot flat whites on American café menus as the short coffee continues to rise in popularity. Typically served in a 6- or 8-ounce cup, a flat white is an espresso-based ...

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 ...

The "flat white" is going mainstream. Starbucks introduced Tuesday its own version of the flat white, a specialty coffee drink popular in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.K, but until now relatively ...

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 ...

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 ...

Chroniclers of the New York coffee scene might have noticed the advent of the flat white, an espresso-based drink beloved by a cohort even more finicky about their daily joe than the jittery residents ...

You may have noticed a new menu item this morning at your local Starbucks, the flat white. This indeed is a caffeinated beverage — not, as the name implies, two adjectives missing the noun which they ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. It's becoming more common to spot flat whites on American café menus as the short coffee continues to rise in popularity.