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It's not all of the UK, you get asked in London, not in the countryside. Same in the Netherlands, you get asked in Amsterdam but not much outside. I guess San
by t0mas88 1y ago
It's not all of the UK, you get asked in London, not in the countryside. Same in the Netherlands, you get asked in Amsterdam but not much outside.
I guess San Francisco also has much more oatmilk latte's than rural villages
- adammarples 1y agoI don't know I've been in Bristol and Cornwall last week and was always asked. I guess you can extend that to anywhere they might reasonably expect a Londoner to turn up.
- twic 1y agoIt's more about the density of hipsters than Londoners per se. Lots of Londoners go to Canvey Island for a holiday, but you probably won't get oat milk there, because it's not that kind of Londoner. Bristol and the West Country are crawling with their own local hipsters. (actually, you probably will oat milk on Canvey, it really is everywhere now)
- AlecSchueler 1y ago> Bristol and the West Country are crawling with their own local hipsters. So it isn't only London then?
- Marciplan 1y agoIt’s very normalized in any of the medium to large cities in the Netherlands. (take “medium to large” with a grain of salt given that means population of 100k)
- rconti 1y agoObviously it depends on the venue. We visited many coffee shops on our recent trip through the Baltics and then across Ireland, and were always asked which of 6 "milk" options we wanted. On the other hand, we were staying in larger cities, stopping in towns along major transit routes, and going to the "kind of coffee shops" where you would expect such a thing.