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„51. Finely grinding coffee beans and boiling them in water is still known as "TurkishCoffee." It is still made this way today in Turkey and Greece or anywhere elseTurkish Coffee is served.“
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„Middle Eastern: This is the most popular method for drinking coffee all over the Middle East, Greece and Turkey and is often misnamed by Americans as Turkish Coffee. Another form of coffee infusion, this method uses a long handled narrow necked device called an ibrit where very fine, powdery coffee grounds are placed with sugar and water. Put on the heat to boil, the liquid inside begins to rise and a dark foam will come though the small opening of the ibrit.“
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„In Greece and Turkey, the oldest person is most always served their coffee first. In the ancient Arab world, coffee became such a staple in family life that one of the causes allowed by law for marital separation was a husband's refusal to produce coffee for his wife. Raw coffee beans, soaked in water and spices, are chewed like candy in many parts of Africa. In the last three centuries, 90% of all people living in the Western world have switched from tea to coffee.“
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„: Mambocino Ottoman Turkish Coffee is made out of the best quality "Arabica" seeds which are not grown in Turkey. In order to preserve their exquisite aroma, they must be consumed directly after roasting or packaged in a special manner. Mambocino Ottoman Turkish Coffee is packaged just the right way in packs of 100g and 250g.: Please feel free to contact us to learn our distributor in your country.: Best Regards,: Mr.“
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„If you've been to Greece you know exactly what I mean - there's nothing like it anywhere else in the world. Its made the same way as Turkish coffee, in ibriks, but of course the Greeks would never call it Turkish.“
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„Place pot over heat. Heat water to boiling temperature. Allow water to percolate through coffee about 10 minutes.“
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