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I'm looking for clarification on that as well. >I’m assuming it must be the latter because if they meant black coffee they would have said that. The authors s

by lvass 4y ago

I'm looking for clarification on that as well. >I’m assuming it must be the latter because if they meant black coffee they would have said that. The authors seem to have Chinese names, a country with extremely low dairy consumption, so I wouldn't assume that. I'm from south america and never seen a coffee with creamer, had to look up what that means.

criddell 4y ago
> I'm from south america and never seen a coffee with creamer, had to look up what that means. I didn’t know what else to call it. It’s typically dairy or a dairy substitute but I’m also thinking of things like steamed milk in a latte, flat white, or cappuccino (those are global, no?).