I usually let the ibrik sit for the 15 seconds or so it takes me to arrange the cups and such, then I pour it slowly. I stop once I get more sludge then coffee pouring out. When I do this, I only get trace amounts of sludge at the bottom of my cups.
Interestingly enough, I see a ton of people seemingly unafraid of getting most/all of the grinds into their cups. I'm just curious if it's just a matter of preference, or if I'm just missing out on something?
Funny is I did this exactly the same way 5 minutes ago and put it in "Fincan" too. I was like "hey lets look on youtube if there are How to make turkish coffee videos". I´m a Turk and I think you did it perfect. But don´t you ever "disrespect" my culture again! ;)
you put the finjan on fire after 1min you put the caffe(with hel) wait for the caffe to raise and fall in, pick it up put souger with spon twist... then put on low fire and add hawiege.... before pooring twist it round for the brown cover appear and pour eqoually.
What's the point of saving the foam if you're just going to destroy it by pouring the liquid coffee all over it? I usually just hold the μπρίκι very carefully, and do my best job to preserve the καιμάκι. This generally requires pouring the coffee on the sides of the cup instead of in the center.
i usually use a faster technique..but this looks good.i usually dont like to have it sit long..like it very hot..and u gotta have ice water.please forgive..sexy voice!
I'm a little confused because what is the time lapse from when you add the coffee until it starts to boil? I don't know, most vids Ive watched seem to leave that out. Also are there several ways to do it? One other vid said to add the coffee/sugar after ceza placed on high heat. then cooked through until done but they implied that processs is pretty quick and that you should not leave the coffee while its cooking.
Does it make a difference if its cooked fast or slow?
@Ilkhan28 slow for better taste. the slower the better. use a candle for best results. it will take days to boil but it will be the best tasting thing you've ever had. unfortunately i don't think anyone has had the patience for the candle method.
actually drinking turkish coffee in tea cups is a special culture for Tarsus and that special way of drinking coffee is called Tarsusi. Great job Hobagz.
Hobagz, thank you for clarifying the steps. I am Turkish and I never needed to fix coffee till today (my wife is American and I am not in Turkey anymore). I hope the complaints about your use of tea glasses does not bother you too much :) People are just sensitive about it even though you DID mention that they are tea glasses...
i'm not turkish I am mexican I drink and make turkish coffee yes i know about the foam and the lil cups but attimes you can not buy them only the Ibrike so calm down Gahwa kahvesi coffee same thing
Great video! Much better than some of the other "authentic" turkish coffee videos. I imagine that you only did this because you had been in turkey but I'm hoping to see you make some other mediterranean food videos.
@samalini I was not disrespecting turkish culture. I even note that i was using improper fincanlar in the video. I made this when i was in Turkey and a poor teacher and did not own fincanalr. if you still think this is an insult to turkishness then go ahead. I disagree.
@Hobagz I am a heavy duty coffee lover and i appreciate you showing this video because it opened a door for me to try Turkish coffee. I dont care if you serve it on beer mugs or sake cups LOL if the coffee is good, it should speak for itself =D
Please disregard some of the intolerant/anti-western comments. I appreciate this video and I thought it was clear that you were using Chai glasses b/c that was what you had. Some people can't wait to be insulted. Thanks again for doing this video. It is better than some of the other "authentic" tutorials on here even if they used proper cups.
@samalini you do realize some Americans have Turkish heritage, right? And that basically means you're saying Turkish people don't know what respect is?
@TheNexus Read before you open your mouth. How many procent of american have Turkish heritage ? of course you dont know. Let me tell you ..they are less than 0.001 % !!
If americans had turkish heritage...then america would go backwards.
@samalini That's the thing. Even if it is .001%, even if just one person in the entire United States has Turkish heritage, you are calling him/her ignorant. I was just pointing out the problem with generalizing, which is the problem with you and other people saying "Americans (who are 300 million people) are disrespectful).
@TheNexus Your argument is weak. All the world know that americans in general are a disrespected people. No mater they have british turkish african origins. No other nations in the world use swearings as much as the americans do. This this the fact.
@samalini I'm not doubting there are ignorant people in the United States, but I think you're turning a blind eye to the negatives of other countries. When you say something like "No other nations in the world swear like Americans do", you're basically trying to tell me you've been to every country in the world, talked to every single person, and determined that none of them, not one, swears more or is more disrespectful than the average American. That doesn't sound strange to you?
@TheNexus Yes I have been in many countries and have seen many people. and IN GENERAL americans are a disrespected people. Go to france and see by yourself how they speak to each other and compaire it to how americans talk. You want to convince me that american arent more disrespected than others nations ? If it makes you happy so ok.
@samalini I've also been to France (and most of Europe) and I've seen some really respectful Americans while traveling. I know there are many who are disrespectful, but it's unfair to categorize all Americans as such. I'm not going to call all French people snobs just because a few I've met are snobs.
Either way, we seem to be pretty set in our stances, so I think we'll just have to agree to disagree.
@787maverick Iam not a turk your assface. For your information your women come alone to Turkey as tourists only to be FUCKED of turkish young men. Cuz the men in your country can NOT satisfy them. sorry but this is the fact :)
@787maverick Iam not a turk your assface. For your information your women come alone to Turkey as tourists only to be FUCKED by turkish young men. Cuz the men in your country can NOT satisfy them. sorry but this is the fact :)
@samalini It's not hugely disrespectful, I'm Turkish-American, and sometimes when i need to get REALLY buzzed I admit I'll pour 4 cups of Turkish coffee into a full sized coffee mug :-O
Whoa, wtf? I have been filling my mug up that I use to make American coffee with this kind of coffee.... So I have been drinking four cups and not knowing it, huh? Shiiiiit
First you didn´t use cup because the glass you use is for drinking tea. And the way you do is not correct but i would like to try it thanks for video.
yapamadı salak bir kere o kahvenin üzerinde kendine has bir köpük olması lazım ve kullandığı bardaklarlada olmaz o kahve daha küçük fincanlarda içilir duyrulur ve çok lezizdir tabi birde közde pişmesi lazım bence bir türk lokantasına gidin kendiniz tadın şimdiye kadar içtiğiniz kahveleri sze unutturacaktır
heyyy thats not the way make real turkishcoffee , i dont know who teached you this is certainly very wrong ..... come to my house I will teach you better and kick your bottom :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
This is not right. Turkish coffee is never served in glass cups. Quite small porcelain cups are used; otherwise it is just a kind of coffee if you serve in glasses. Btw, the glasses in the video are normally used to serve tea.
i dont think this guy is turk its his first time i guess!the glasses are used to drink tea in morrocco o turkiye or arab countries and in pakistan for green tea!and i have witnessed afghan frinds having mint tea in them
until we give you turd-worlders millions in relief.
the whole world sucks at our teat and then has the gall to nick the nipple that it nurses from....america shits on you and all the other ungrateful dirty, unwashed mutherfuckers like you!
i don't know if using a fire heater makes a difference because it is all about the speed of it.
1. you should have made it in one boil.
2. you should never ever stir the coffee.
3. the foam of the coffee should have been on the top and this is done by boiling it once. once the coffee is brought to a boil you should pour them to fincans in rows until the foam is equally distributed. then pour them without altering cause it disturbs the foam.
the coffee was disgusting, I never in my life like a Turk does not drink a cup of coffee is not never seen the glass cup with the most important are internal and should be on the foam.
hello my friend,im a fan of türk kahvesi too,like you.
add: i think türk kahvesi is pronounced "kahvesee" cause i are ees in turkish+im sure the tin cooker is called finçan and the glasses bardak or in old turkish guppasi.
just to be precise,but beside that i learnd some of you too,very good tips and a nice video.
i hope i get to drink once one of your kahve or çay.
take care and continue making great videos like these my friend.
Dude, i appreciate your energy and time dedicated to this but Turkish cafe is actually done in two mins (maximum) :) And it is almost the same. besides as you mentioned the glaases are for tea not coffee... Coffee cup is half of Turkish cafe... If i were you i would wait till i buy some cups before shooting this film.
Thank you so much but its not necessary to reheat it so much like you did . Plus if you were turkish ( well i'm not ) you would of known that turkish coffee dosent get served without water . :)
hi, great video! yes agree about the reheating but im italian not turkish but have lived and worked in many parts of Turkey, and not all places will give water with coffee, just depends on the people and place e.g. expencive place or cheep coffee place.
Thanks for the previous 'Making Turkish Çay' video (which is not currently up otherwise I'd have commented on that). I've been watching videos of different countries' tea ceremonies and appreciate a good clear presentation of the tea-making method :-)
I like your voice :)
NordpolPinguin 1 month ago
I usually let the ibrik sit for the 15 seconds or so it takes me to arrange the cups and such, then I pour it slowly. I stop once I get more sludge then coffee pouring out. When I do this, I only get trace amounts of sludge at the bottom of my cups.
Interestingly enough, I see a ton of people seemingly unafraid of getting most/all of the grinds into their cups. I'm just curious if it's just a matter of preference, or if I'm just missing out on something?
HipposHateWater 1 month ago
Funny is I did this exactly the same way 5 minutes ago and put it in "Fincan" too. I was like "hey lets look on youtube if there are How to make turkish coffee videos". I´m a Turk and I think you did it perfect. But don´t you ever "disrespect" my culture again! ;)
Selamlar to America!
MrDajjalify 2 months ago
your voice is wonderful, calm tone, a good vibe coming out of you - of course the english language is superb and solves 70% of the charm.
asderso 3 months ago
mine is not foaming like that, y? it just boils like your did the second time? too much heat/cooking too fast?
lobzdik 5 months ago
ill tell you how we make caffe in israel...
you put the finjan on fire after 1min you put the caffe(with hel) wait for the caffe to raise and fall in, pick it up put souger with spon twist... then put on low fire and add hawiege.... before pooring twist it round for the brown cover appear and pour eqoually.
geva90 6 months ago
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yamtartheturk 5 months ago
thats morocan tea cop.
geva90 6 months ago
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GeekHardware 6 months ago
What's the point of saving the foam if you're just going to destroy it by pouring the liquid coffee all over it? I usually just hold the μπρίκι very carefully, and do my best job to preserve the καιμάκι. This generally requires pouring the coffee on the sides of the cup instead of in the center.
grimakis 7 months ago
Thank you for your describing it's really help me ;D
mememas 7 months ago
wonderfully instructive
kosmischesynth 8 months ago
fincan yokmu la evinde :D
batmansait 10 months ago
i usually use a faster technique..but this looks good.i usually dont like to have it sit long..like it very hot..and u gotta have ice water.please forgive..sexy voice!
nelsonfromconnecticu 10 months ago
fuck u
zomboracus 11 months ago
I'm a little confused because what is the time lapse from when you add the coffee until it starts to boil? I don't know, most vids Ive watched seem to leave that out. Also are there several ways to do it? One other vid said to add the coffee/sugar after ceza placed on high heat. then cooked through until done but they implied that processs is pretty quick and that you should not leave the coffee while its cooking.
Does it make a difference if its cooked fast or slow?
Ilkhan28 1 year ago
@Ilkhan28 slow for better taste. the slower the better. use a candle for best results. it will take days to boil but it will be the best tasting thing you've ever had. unfortunately i don't think anyone has had the patience for the candle method.
ssoab 8 months ago
as a Turk, learning how to make Turkish coffee from a foreigner is a beautiful feeling:)
Good job mate!
asinikelz 1 year ago 2
actually drinking turkish coffee in tea cups is a special culture for Tarsus and that special way of drinking coffee is called Tarsusi. Great job Hobagz.
mtatlier 1 year ago
اين الوش ؟؟
بعدكل هذا الانتظار وين الوش؟؟
shawshaa 1 year ago
Hobagz you are awesome thank you!
piegribe 1 year ago 3
@piegribe agreed.
ozozel 1 year ago
1. YOU PUT SUGER IN ĐEZVA
2. PUT THE ĐEZVA ON FIRE
3. WAIT THE WOTHER BOILD
4. TAKE OFF ĐEZVA FROM FIRE AND PUT 2-3 SPONS OF COFFE
5. PUT ĐEZVA BACK ON FIRE AND THAN YOU DRINK IT
I WILL GO CRAZY WHITH STUPID AMERICANS!
MrKomarac23 1 year ago
Hobagz, thank you for clarifying the steps. I am Turkish and I never needed to fix coffee till today (my wife is American and I am not in Turkey anymore). I hope the complaints about your use of tea glasses does not bother you too much :) People are just sensitive about it even though you DID mention that they are tea glasses...
temporary123 1 year ago
i'm not turkish I am mexican I drink and make turkish coffee yes i know about the foam and the lil cups but attimes you can not buy them only the Ibrike so calm down Gahwa kahvesi coffee same thing
MohammedMuzzy87 1 year ago
Legit. I'm not offended that you didn't use proper cups.
nhahn1 1 year ago
@nhahn1 i don't see how anyone could be. Turkish coffee customs only apply to Turks drinking it i would think.
you'd think someone died the way some people carry on.
stupidnamenoonecares 1 year ago
dude, where's the foam?
shafeeqsha 1 year ago
Great video! Much better than some of the other "authentic" turkish coffee videos. I imagine that you only did this because you had been in turkey but I'm hoping to see you make some other mediterranean food videos.
ckidwell7098 1 year ago
مشكور يالأمريكي علمتني على طريقة عمل القهوة
نمشيها لك هالمرة يالدوب الامريكي ~ بس لا تعودها
لاني أنا أول مرة أعمل قهوة تركيةوتوني طايح فيها
فالله لا يجزاك خير خخخخخ
مع السلامة لكل شخص عربي مسلم
WAELHFER 1 year ago
This is a great video. It made me very happy.
reptilianshifter 1 year ago
This is awesome. Thanks!
Shogun1289 1 year ago
Thanks for the video man. Have you ever tried the brand Mehmetefendi?? I think that one is the best ;)
reqws 1 year ago
vay dingil vay
berkan402 1 year ago
yummy!
NasyaBaswordha 1 year ago
i'm sorry but this is wrong =)
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Holly cow !!! He uses tea cups !!! this is criminal. Have respect for turkish culture ! Iam not sure if americans know what respect is.
samalini 2 years ago
@samalini I was not disrespecting turkish culture. I even note that i was using improper fincanlar in the video. I made this when i was in Turkey and a poor teacher and did not own fincanalr. if you still think this is an insult to turkishness then go ahead. I disagree.
Hobagz 2 years ago 22
@Hobagz I am a heavy duty coffee lover and i appreciate you showing this video because it opened a door for me to try Turkish coffee. I dont care if you serve it on beer mugs or sake cups LOL if the coffee is good, it should speak for itself =D
SaraCHAII 1 year ago
@Hobagz
Please disregard some of the intolerant/anti-western comments. I appreciate this video and I thought it was clear that you were using Chai glasses b/c that was what you had. Some people can't wait to be insulted. Thanks again for doing this video. It is better than some of the other "authentic" tutorials on here even if they used proper cups.
rshett 1 year ago 2
@samalini you do realize some Americans have Turkish heritage, right? And that basically means you're saying Turkish people don't know what respect is?
TheNexus 1 year ago
@TheNexus Read before you open your mouth. How many procent of american have Turkish heritage ? of course you dont know. Let me tell you ..they are less than 0.001 % !!
If americans had turkish heritage...then america would go backwards.
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini That's the thing. Even if it is .001%, even if just one person in the entire United States has Turkish heritage, you are calling him/her ignorant. I was just pointing out the problem with generalizing, which is the problem with you and other people saying "Americans (who are 300 million people) are disrespectful).
TheNexus 1 year ago
@TheNexus Your argument is weak. All the world know that americans in general are a disrespected people. No mater they have british turkish african origins. No other nations in the world use swearings as much as the americans do. This this the fact.
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini I'm not doubting there are ignorant people in the United States, but I think you're turning a blind eye to the negatives of other countries. When you say something like "No other nations in the world swear like Americans do", you're basically trying to tell me you've been to every country in the world, talked to every single person, and determined that none of them, not one, swears more or is more disrespectful than the average American. That doesn't sound strange to you?
TheNexus 1 year ago
@TheNexus Yes I have been in many countries and have seen many people. and IN GENERAL americans are a disrespected people. Go to france and see by yourself how they speak to each other and compaire it to how americans talk. You want to convince me that american arent more disrespected than others nations ? If it makes you happy so ok.
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini I've also been to France (and most of Europe) and I've seen some really respectful Americans while traveling. I know there are many who are disrespectful, but it's unfair to categorize all Americans as such. I'm not going to call all French people snobs just because a few I've met are snobs.
Either way, we seem to be pretty set in our stances, so I think we'll just have to agree to disagree.
TheNexus 1 year ago
@TheNexus I didnt catergorize. I said IN GENERAL. you stubborn !
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini stop being a bitch you dumb
787maverick 1 year ago
@787maverick motherfucker assface :)
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini Consider yourself lucky that you have internet piece of shit turk your people are garbage collectors in my country
787maverick 1 year ago
@787maverick Iam not a turk your assface. For your information your women come alone to Turkey as tourists only to be FUCKED of turkish young men. Cuz the men in your country can NOT satisfy them. sorry but this is the fact :)
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@787maverick Iam not a turk your assface. For your information your women come alone to Turkey as tourists only to be FUCKED by turkish young men. Cuz the men in your country can NOT satisfy them. sorry but this is the fact :)
samalini 1 year ago
@samalini It's not hugely disrespectful, I'm Turkish-American, and sometimes when i need to get REALLY buzzed I admit I'll pour 4 cups of Turkish coffee into a full sized coffee mug :-O
Thycid 1 year ago
@Thycid
Whoa, wtf? I have been filling my mug up that I use to make American coffee with this kind of coffee.... So I have been drinking four cups and not knowing it, huh? Shiiiiit
DieserBenuterIstCool 1 year ago
@DieserBenuterIstCool Haha, yup. I'd say a good amount for everyday is no more than 3 small fincan sized cups, so like 3/4 of a full size mug.
Thycid 1 year ago
@samalini Its a Fucking cup get over it
COXxMexicanxX 1 year ago
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samalini 2 years ago
great...
smilecoffee 2 years ago
First you didn´t use cup because the glass you use is for drinking tea. And the way you do is not correct but i would like to try it thanks for video.
samilsam 2 years ago
You forgot the most important thing ! the coffee has to be 100% pure arabica !
MoroccanSword 2 years ago
yapamadı salak bir kere o kahvenin üzerinde kendine has bir köpük olması lazım ve kullandığı bardaklarlada olmaz o kahve daha küçük fincanlarda içilir duyrulur ve çok lezizdir tabi birde közde pişmesi lazım bence bir türk lokantasına gidin kendiniz tadın şimdiye kadar içtiğiniz kahveleri sze unutturacaktır
muratezik 2 years ago
: )))
cok haklisin.
WorldPeaceUnion 2 years ago
He boils it a bit too much, I think. That way, it will come out bitter.
vladimir2277 2 years ago
what the hell is this??
This is not how to make Turkish Coffee,wheres the proper coffee cups???
TurkishGirLMehtap 2 years ago 2
lol
ardaatalay10 2 years ago
lol
he just assasined the Turkish Coffee
:'(
im not turkish but from beirut, and LOVE THE COFFEE (L) tho miss it in usa but THAT GUY JUST MURDERED IT
alhanounn 2 years ago
Brought it to a boil much much much too quickly. Gonna end up with scalded grounds.
Zuhzuhzombie 2 years ago
heyyy thats not the way make real turkishcoffee , i dont know who teached you this is certainly very wrong ..... come to my house I will teach you better and kick your bottom :))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
bittersweet70 2 years ago
turkish coffee in the cups for turckish tea,haha very funny
dzenangojak 2 years ago
This is not right. Turkish coffee is never served in glass cups. Quite small porcelain cups are used; otherwise it is just a kind of coffee if you serve in glasses. Btw, the glasses in the video are normally used to serve tea.
fkeyboard 2 years ago 2
i dont think this guy is turk its his first time i guess!the glasses are used to drink tea in morrocco o turkiye or arab countries and in pakistan for green tea!and i have witnessed afghan frinds having mint tea in them
supporttruth 2 years ago 2
it not turkish coffee. what are you doing at there
gallopakrb 2 years ago 2
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fuck turks
TimClockers 2 years ago
fuck YOUU !!
tuuRkiisCh58 2 years ago
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i fuck your stupid mother
TimClockers 2 years ago
and i yours ;)
tuuRkiisCh58 2 years ago
This is why you Americans are being hated by everyone. It's a fact that the whole world hates your kind.
JustSivas58 2 years ago
until we give you turd-worlders millions in relief.
the whole world sucks at our teat and then has the gall to nick the nipple that it nurses from....america shits on you and all the other ungrateful dirty, unwashed mutherfuckers like you!
gardenvarietypenis 2 years ago
OH MAN! YOU MESSED IT UP.
some of your mistakes.
i don't know if using a fire heater makes a difference because it is all about the speed of it.
1. you should have made it in one boil.
2. you should never ever stir the coffee.
3. the foam of the coffee should have been on the top and this is done by boiling it once. once the coffee is brought to a boil you should pour them to fincans in rows until the foam is equally distributed. then pour them without altering cause it disturbs the foam.
murtiizzet 2 years ago 2
the coffee was disgusting, I never in my life like a Turk does not drink a cup of coffee is not never seen the glass cup with the most important are internal and should be on the foam.
bosphorusnight26 2 years ago
1st - you dont make turkish coffee on electric cooker, it has to be one fire..
2nd - you dont serve them on tea glasses which you have used...
lol plus am not saying nothing about the foam :))
so no way that coffee going to taste nice...
still tho thanks for the vid...
mcnismo 2 years ago
la adamı tebrik edin urasmıs yapmıs bide detaylara giriyorsunuz yemekteyiz gibi
dontsayme1 2 years ago 8
Thanks for this vid but whats about a clean kitchen? We turks care a lot about our kitchen and the clean outlook of it!!!
Nalaniy 2 years ago 3
It is not because you removed some of the foam that it does not boil in the same way the second time. It would do the same anyway.
denazj 2 years ago
Ananın şeyine benzedi kahve bide cam bardağa koyuyor lavuk
en85kral 2 years ago 3
Everyone talks about the precious foam, yet, even here in your video, by the end, the foam is gone before you can drink it.
So, how do I keep the foam ???
MrBillTroop73 2 years ago
im kahva dipendet......i cant drink this fillter shit....TURK COFFE 4 EVER mwahahaa
Hellaserbia 3 years ago
elektirikli ocakta türk kahvesi yapılır mı keko!!
pehiromodes 3 years ago
hello my friend,im a fan of türk kahvesi too,like you.
add: i think türk kahvesi is pronounced "kahvesee" cause i are ees in turkish+im sure the tin cooker is called finçan and the glasses bardak or in old turkish guppasi.
just to be precise,but beside that i learnd some of you too,very good tips and a nice video.
i hope i get to drink once one of your kahve or çay.
take care and continue making great videos like these my friend.
sterneis1 3 years ago
Dude, i appreciate your energy and time dedicated to this but Turkish cafe is actually done in two mins (maximum) :) And it is almost the same. besides as you mentioned the glaases are for tea not coffee... Coffee cup is half of Turkish cafe... If i were you i would wait till i buy some cups before shooting this film.
Unilka 3 years ago
dont fuck with coffee mate,thats some serious stuff dude!
you can insult him,but dont fuck with coffee
sterneis1 3 years ago
actually, drinking it in tea glasses is a tradition in some parts of Turkey.
It is called Süvari Kahvesi, cavalry's coffee in English. They drink it on the last half hour of a hookah session :)
And its exactly the same, except in a tea glass. As this fine gentleman has done here.
Calengurth 3 years ago 2
As a Turkish woman, many thing is wrong in this video.... Plus glasses are for Turkish tea not turkish coffe
dudakpayicom 3 years ago
Thank you so much but its not necessary to reheat it so much like you did . Plus if you were turkish ( well i'm not ) you would of known that turkish coffee dosent get served without water . :)
semouse89 3 years ago
hi, great video! yes agree about the reheating but im italian not turkish but have lived and worked in many parts of Turkey, and not all places will give water with coffee, just depends on the people and place e.g. expencive place or cheep coffee place.
urbannaes 3 years ago
Thanks for the previous 'Making Turkish Çay' video (which is not currently up otherwise I'd have commented on that). I've been watching videos of different countries' tea ceremonies and appreciate a good clear presentation of the tea-making method :-)
KartaCat 4 years ago