Cafe Culture Downunder
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"Furthermore, the Australian and New Zealand markets are unique in that the espresso based coffees are nearly always served with milk - approximately 98%, compared to 5% milk based coffees in Italy."
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"Furthermore, the Australian and New Zealand markets are unique in that the espresso based coffees are nearly always served with milk - approximately 98%, compared to 5% milk based coffees in Italy."
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Till you've had a decent flat white, don't knock it. 
Don't be such a nancy boy.Till you've had a decent flat white, don't knock it.
Till you've had a decent flat white, don't knock it.
Did you ever try the peoples coffee in Newtown while you were down here?
It's (IMO) the best of the local roaster's
Where? I don't drink a lot of coffee. Anyplace I had a flat white, even an average place, was good. I don't know what the name is in US for the same coffee beverage, I wish I did. The only place I've been with better coffee is Costa Rica. I almost never drink coffee in the US, especially now that I've been getting acid reflux more often. I think there must be some food processing ingredient thats in most of the food here that bothers me, I never get reflux when I'm out of the country:huh:Did you ever try the peoples coffee in Newtown while you were down here?
It's (IMO) the best of the local roaster's
Newtown in Wellington, just below Brooklyn where you stayed.
Ah my mistake.
Umm I think they use it at Maranui (surf club at lyall bay) but I usually just go straight to the peoples coffee cafe on constable st in newtown (road that leads up to mt vic's entrance from newtown)
Nope. I'm not a huge coffee drinker, so I usually only had coffee if it came with the meal - I don't usually go to coffee bars.
I can't recall the name, but one of my favorite cafes was that vegetarian place near that large old movie theatre. The name escapes me. I heard they opened a second location, but never went to the second location.
I can't recall the name, but one of my favorite cafes was that vegetarian place near that large old movie theatre. The name escapes me. I heard they opened a second location, but never went to the second location.