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Great article, everyone! This is more of a question than a criticism, but I am just wondering if "milk coffee" is a common term? I am a native English speaker (of American parents but raised in many different countries) and I feel like I've never ever heard anyone say "milk coffee". I'm also not sure if I've heard anyone say "coffee with milk" or some alternative term, so I'm not sure what to suggest as an alternative. Any insight on this would be appreciated.
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