Turkish Coffee - All Comments

re: Coffee Culture

kerem — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 12:13:37 GMT

Some more info on this topic; Turkish coffee or "Turk kahvesi" (in Turkish) is the ideal way to finish off a good meal in Turkey. When ordering a coffee you have to specify whether you want your Turkish coffee sade (plain), orta (little sugar) or sekerli (very sweet) and the coffee is brewed with the specified amount of sugar mixed in with the coffee granules. Turkish Coffee is served in small cups.

re: The Turks and Turkish Coffee

AllanM — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 08:52:09 GMT

I didn’t know that there is a coffee like this. I will surely get some loans to payday loan lenders for this. It is said that a cup of Turkish coffee is endowed with a variety of important connotations for Turks: friendship, affection and sharing. Turkish coffee is such an intrinsic part of Turkish culture that it has given its name to the word for breakfast. Can wait to have one. See more of payday loan lenders if you need one at: [url]personalmoneystore.com/.../payday-Loan-Lenders[/url]

re: Mehmet Efendi Turkish Coffee

AllanM — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 10:03:45 GMT

Thanks for the information. I just hope it doesn't have E.Coli like Nestle cookies do! Hope for more updates!

re: Mehmet Efendi Turkish Coffee

joe — Sat, 07 Mar 2009 04:55:11 GMT

you could get this coffee from www.bazaristan.com...

Ideal Istanbul: Turkish Coffee and a Bosporus View

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