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Kia Ora Isla, I really enjoyed learning about the history of flat whites! I too thought the Australians evented the flat white but I was wrong. The Aussies sure love to claim New Zealand inventions! Next time, why don't you explain what a flat white consists of? Why is a flat white different to a cappucino? I personally haven't had a flat white but you've convinced me to try!
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