In our “ Special Weekend” supplement, this time, we describe the types of coffee and which beans they are made from. When ordering at coffee shops such as Starbucks, MOC, Café Nero, be sure to read our coffee types guide to know what you want!
Do you need a cup of coffee to start your day fresh? Is it one of the most enjoyable moments with your lover to sit face to face and drink lots of sparkling coffee? “Yes!” We hear the answer and invite you to get to know your coffee!
Caffe Americano: If you like strong coffees; Caffe Americano is for you! It is prepared with espresso and hot water.
Espresso Macchiato: If you like the taste of heavy milk in your coffee; Espresso Macchiato is for you! It is prepared with espresso and milk foam.
Mocha Coffee: Yemen coffee, takes its name from the city of Muka in Yemen. Until the 17th century, it met almost all of the world’s coffee needs.
Cappuccino: It is made from espresso, hot milk and milk foam; however, it differs from latte in terms of heating and texture of milk.
Con Panna: Serving one or two cups of espresso with whipped cream.
Caffe Latte: If you like coffees with soft drinks; Caffe Latte is for you! It is prepared with espresso and hot steamed milk.
Click to learn how to make a latte at home.
Espresso: Italian coffee made by brewing finely ground coffee beans using pressure instead of weight. Many coffees such as Cappuccino and Americano are prepared using espresso coffees and these are called espresso drinks for short.
Filter coffee: It is the name given to coffee brewed by brewing medium-ground coffee beans in the coffee machine. It is the most heavily consumed coffee in North America.
French Press: It is a coffee brewed by brewing thick ground coffee beans in unique glasses.
Mirra: It is the addition of cardamom to the coffee prepared in the Turkish coffee format. It is a very strong coffee.
Turkish coffee: It is a type of foamy and strong coffee that is made by heating very finely ground coffee beans to a temperature close to boiling in a coffee pot.
Click for Turkish coffee recipes that you never knew.
Kava Turcka: Coffee is called ‘kava’ in the Czech Republic. Kava Turcka means Turkish coffee. The difference from the coffee we drink is that it is drunk in larger cups and made from thicker ground coffee. This coffee does not settle to the bottom and comes to your mouth as you drink the foam.
Rio-Y: An iodized, medicinal flavor found in coffees from Rio de Janeiro. In Europe and America also not preferred, it is most preferred coffee in Turkey.
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Bon Appetit!
