The Mug Size Mystery: Why Flat Whites Are Getting Messed Up
You’ve ordered a flat white, paid full price, and walked away wondering if you got a lukewarm latte or a coffee bomb in a cup the size of a cereal bowl. This isn’t a joke—it’s a crisis of proportions. For years, I assumed my 170ml cups were standard, only to discover they’re actually 200ml. Now I’m drowning in a week of research, uncovering a UK flat white scene where 150ml, 160ml, and 170ml cups are all fighting for dominance. The chaos? It’s not just about aesthetics. Mug size directly impacts milk volume, temperature, and the drink’s balance. A 150ml cup…
