The cafe latte is a smooth creamy coffee.
The flat white is just coffee but not to strong:)
These are the ones we use in the cafe I work at (including tea): Flat White: FW Latte: Lat Mocha: Moc Cappuccino: Capp English Breakfast Tea: ebT Earl Grey Tea: egT Sweet Chai Latte: Chai swt Spicy Chai Latte: Chai spcy Double Shot: D/S Decaf: D/C Short Black: SB Long black: LB Large: L Small: Sml Soy: SOY Half strength: 1/2 So.... LFW: Large Flat White SmlFW: Small Flat White SOY Lat: Soy Latte D/S Capp: Double Shot Cappuccino 1/2 D/C SOY Moc: Half strength, decaf, soy Mocha. etc. etc. Hope that helps some of new to cafe work!
There is an internet cafe near the chambers flat 4133 just in the basement.
A flat white is made by pouring velvety steamed milk over a shot of espresso. The key steps involved in preparing a flat white include extracting a shot of espresso, steaming milk to create a smooth microfoam, pouring the milk over the espresso in a specific way to create a balanced flavor, and finishing with latte art if desired.
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white = natural note = c, d, e, f, g, a, b = do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do black = sharp or flat note = c# (=d flat), d# (=e flat), [there's no e#] f# (=g flat), g# (=a flat), a# (=b flat), [there's no b# either] It's generally accepted that the white keys are used more often than the black.
The G-flat major scale has six flats: B-flat, E-flat, A-flat, D-flat, G-flat, and C-flat. There is only one non-flat key - F - which is a white key. The reason why there are two white keys in the scale is because C-flat is the same as B-natural (which is a white key).
a flat is bigger
There is no difference:( IT means same to straighten the hair used Flat iron / straightener
one is normel and one is flat
a flat note is slightly lower than a normal note. You can tell the difference on a bassoon with E and E flat.
flat & non-flat
There is no difference. They are the same. Just that "Flat Iron" is what the professionals and salons call it. They are the exact same thing. :)