The World s Coffee Cup What ways to

The World’s Coffee Cup

What ways to prepare coffee do you know?

The person who makes the coffee is called a barista

Making coffee – what do we need? Ground espresso coffee

Milk Foam

Steamed Milk aka Air Cocktail

Half n Half (12% crème)

Whipped Cream

Chocolate Syrup

Caramel

Sweet Condensed Milk (okay, not so sweet)

Sesame seeds

Nutmeg

Cinnamon

Pilonchillo (unrefined cane sugar)

Espresso Water going through ground roasted coffee under pressure

Macchiato [makia’tou] Espresso with Milk Foam on top

Espresso con Panna Espresso with whipped cream on top

Latte Espresso with Steamed Milk and Milk Foam on top, Or a double Steam Milk

Flat White – just Espresso with Steamed Milk

Café Breve (anything becomes Breve if you use Half and half)

Capuccino Espresso with Steamed Milk and milk Foam on top

Mocha Espresso with Chocolate Syrup, some Steam Milk and Whipped Cream

Americano – Espresso with double water

How do you take your coffee?

Do you order coffee often in coffee shops?

Is it any different from what you can brew or make at home?

Why do most coffee names sound Spanish? Espresso, Amaretto, Breve? What do you know about coffee history?

Now for the weird ways people of the world drink coffee Butter Coffee. Adding some butter to your cup will make the effect last longer and give you some stronger filling The Cold Brew. Letting your coffee brew in fridge for 8 -10 hours is said to give it a unique flavor you can’t achieve through heating, and it’s perfect in summer.

Coffee in Ethiopia - Jebena Buna It’s not a coffee, it’s a ceremony much alike to what Japanese have with tea. Jebena Buna lasts for hours and three cups of coffee are prepared person present

The ceremony is held by women wearing bright national clothes and starts with washing and roasting coffee, then grinding

Then jebena – coffee pot – is slowly heated on coals until the coffee is ready. It’s then served with popcorn and sugar

Coffee in Japan Sold in cans from vendors and comes iced or hot, black, with milk, chocolate or caramel - Japanese call it Kan Kohi

Butter Coffee in flesh

Turkish Coffee Alternatively to espresso, in this coffee the ground beans are present in the coffee itself – brewed with water in a special coffee pot (called Turkish coffee pot) to create a very thick and strong coffee.

Coffee in Turkey – again (the old Moor’s recipe) This one is with honey and garlic AND milk

Egg Coffee in Sweden Becoming popular in Europe, eggspresso is any coffee added to the raw egg in cup and mixed (with sugar)

Coffee in Vietnam Goes with several egg yolks and lots of sweet condensed milk Vietnamese often have it with sunflower seeds or cheese

Coffee in Finland Is served with small pieces of homemade cheese Kaffeost Which is added to the bottom of the cup with coffee poured over

Coffee in Cuba - Café Cubano is very thick and very dark, because local beans have less caffeine and Cubans like it strong with lots of sugar

Spiced Coffee in Morocco Contains blend of spices, like sesame seeds, black pepper and nutmeg (spices can vary from shop to shop) and is served Turkish style (brewed with ground spices in pot)

Coffee in Mexico – Café del olla Comes in a clay pot it’s brewed in and with a stick of cinnamon and some Pamela sugar (pilonchillo)

Coffee in Senegal - Café Touba During the roasting process, Guinea pepper is added to the mixture

Coffee in Hong Kong – Yuan Yang Is brewed with tea leaves, black pepper and condensed milk

Milk Coffee in Argentina Café Lagrima contains much less coffee and is made from milk, not water

Coffee in Spain Lower half of that glass is sweet condensed milk, and then espresso

Coffee in Greece – Frappe Coffee, ice cream, condensed milk and some ice water

Coffee in Italy - Espresso Romano You guessed it right – it comes with a lemon

Coffee in Jamaica Comes with orange slice and rum wake up wide

Coffee in Germany - Pharisäer Created to hide a presence of alcohol on the family parties, this coffee has a good portion of rum mixed with coffee under a topping of whipped cream

Coffee in Ireland

The World’s Coffee Cup

The World’s Coffee Cup

The World’s Coffee Cup