Google Doodle celebrates flat white coffee beverage with animated illustration

Google Doodle celebrates flat white coffee beverage with animated illustration

The animated Google Doodle honors the flat white, a well-liked espresso-based beverage that is thought to have started in Australia or New Zealand. This doodle will be visible across a number of nations, including India, in terms of visibility.

History of flat white

The Oxford English Dictionary added the word "flat white" to its list of definitions on March 11, 2011. The popular coffee beverage known as a "flat white," which consists of steamed milk poured over an espresso shot, is thought to have originated in Australia or New Zealand. It's thought that in the 1980s, the drink made its debut on menus in Sydney and Auckland.

How is flat white made?

Traditionally served in a ceramic cup, a flat white consists of an espresso shot topped with steamed milk and a thin layer of micro-foam.

Because flat whites are "flatter" than cappuccinos or lattes, they are popular among coffee connoisseurs who prefer their drinks to have less foam. Customers are frequently persuaded to order drinks at cafes all throughout Australia and New Zealand by baristas who display their artistic talents and produce visually stunning drinks.

Both the culture surrounding coffee and the methods for making flat whites have evolved significantly over time. Formerly, whole milk was used to make flat whites, but these days, it's typical to see Australians and New Zealanders ordering it with plant-based milk, such as oat milk.

Since its widespread distribution around the globe, the flat white is growing in favor and becoming a favorite. It has become a staple in many countries and has come to delight many. "No matter the origins, coffee lovers worldwide agree it's a favorite morning or arvo (afternoon) pick-me-up," reads the description of Google Doodle.