Coffee et al.

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Speaking of canned coffee, have anyone tried Suntory Boss?
The ones sold at Coles and Woolworths are distributed from Suntory’s Australian subsidiary and have full English-language packaging: (below is Iced Latte)

While the cans sold at Asian grocery stores are grey imports from Japan and have original Japanese packaging:

I tried the original Japanese version a couple of years ago and it tasted very good.

[Squee]

The local long black version doesn’t taste any different to its black equivalent from Japan. The others (latte and vanilla latte) are significantly sweeter.

[JohnsonTV]

I think the local version is produced to suit Australian tastes.

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@killy06

IMO Almond Milk is superior, especially the Blue Diamond barista blend one. Hands down the best on the market.

But I don’t mind Oat milk if it’s the only option or they don’t have a decent almond milk ( I don’t like most other ones), the Minor Figures Oat Milk is probably the best.

I think most cafes will, but the cafe I go to use Milk Lab for the normal milk and The Alternative Dairy Co for Almond and Oat.

@Squee

I generally take my coffee black, but by taste I feel Oat Milk is the best of the bunch for both taste and mouthfeel when it comes to using alternate milks for a latte or similar. Macadamia milk is also great compared to Almond but hasn’t really taken off.

Since Cafes are a takeaway service atm due obviously reasons. They are selling a carton of milk for $5. I’m considering buying an Oat one to test it out.

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Would you like synthetic milk with your tea or coffee?

'Synthetic milk' made without cows may be coming to supermarket shelves near you

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10 News First Melbourne

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Coffee culture an early casualty of cost-of-living crisis