What Coffee Looks Like Around The World | Food Insider
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- Experience a variety of coffee cultures and see how it is made and served differently around the world. In Turkey, coffee is brewed in hot sand. In Sweden and Finland, cheese curds are added into cups of coffee.
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What Coffee Looks Like Around The World | Food Insider
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That Vietnamese coffee turned my world upside down, I have to try it. 😋
When I make it, I spoon the sweet eggy froth on top of the coffee. I serve it in a clear glass so you can see the layers and then stir it all together. So delicious.
Aoi Ahiru but does it taste like egg??????
Mayra B if you mix the egg yolk until it fluffy enough, the egg-y kinda smell will be just right to be supper delicious
I thought hey won’t include Vietnam until they said it lol
ikr same
Me an irish person: Why does everyone think we are alcholics??
Also the Irish: Puts whiskey in coffee
Holy Jesus, it's a leprechaun!!!
awww such a cute green little drunk leprechaun.
To be honest, it is difficult to take an Irishman seriously without the whiskey.
Sheeesh
@@juanme555 lmao
I was born and have lived in Sweden for most of my life. Worked in restaurants, as a barista and bartender, and also been on coffe courses, learning history, how to do it etc. This "coffe cheese" thing must be something they sell at one obscure cafe in some small town in Finland, because I've never heard of it, ever. Looks like a tiktok video that fooled you to believe it's some Swedish or Finnish tradition, which it aint.
min familj är findlandssvensk så har mycket experience med båda kulturernas mat men jag har aldrig hört talats om det, trots att vi dricker mycket kaffe...
Its a lapland thing
I'm from Finland. I've never seen anyone drink coffee that way 😋
It is only common in the greater lappland area
this whole video is stupid xd
Colombia: **produces the considered best coffee in the world**
Food insider: *I'll ignore that*
yeah man, colombia deserved more attention than only to their drug cartels
And Call the Brazilian Coffee: Cavezineo LMAO
@@RebelAnimalMother Esperava uma pronúncia perfeita? 😂
@@matthewsaints350 Então... Kkkkkkkkkkkkkk Cavezineo eu não esperava kkkkk
Si lo es, pero no tiene ninguna particularidad, o sea que no se prepara diferente a lo que todo el mundo conoce. Este video muestra preparaciones únicas de los países.
All the other countries: let’s make some good classic coffees but still very good.
Ireland: yAlL lEtS AdD AlCoHoL tO oUr CoFfEe
ha ha
I hate the taste of coffee and I hate the taste of alcohol but those freaking Irish are damn genius. That stuff combined is AMAZING. I love it. Who would've thought? XD
Lol I live in limerick
yeah coffee in italy can also be "corrected" with grappa or sambuca but nowadays nobody does it anymore
XxALEX daBEASTxX same
They forgot to say that Turkish coffee can also be very thick and some believe that you can tell the future from the coffee remains at the bottom of the cup
Ashley Tatis turkish coffee is not thick :D it may seem like its thick because of the grounds but they just sink a few minutes after u put the coffee inside the cup.
Interesting🤔 im not offended if that was what u were trying to achieve. What made u think so?
Xêzal Delal you’re just a typical kurdish girl, first of all don’t blame turkey being stable instead mind about your own countr- oops💀
@@hevin4763Shut up.
@@hevin4763 And fetish for genocide? Don't make me laugh. You are pathetic. Spread your hate somewhere else.
The Vietnamese egg coffee looks delicious.
Right
It’s not that common tbh
Gross
It looks like that egg cake from KFC
Custard you mean?
The one thing that everybody around the world loves equally. I find Turkish coffee to be especially delicious
Arabic coffee is not sweetened, so it's usually served with dates or desserts.
It depends on people choices! If you wish you can make it sweet
Fatima Noor Ahmad some foreigners asked for sugar to put it in the coffee when they tasted it for the first time . There was no sugar and they had to eat the dessert 🤣🤣🤣
Fatima Noor Ahmad I think you’re referring to the Turkish coffee
Arabic coffee is never sweetened
@@fatimanoorahmad8720 what people choice? dont give misguiding info, Arabic coffee unsweetend and never served sweetend, unless you wanna poor sugar in it yourself
I love dates.
Vietnamese egg coffee is very good. Surprised it's still not trendy yet in the US. Maybe soon?
well eggs in US doesn't taste good... in Vn they used natural food for chickens like rice made eggs much better
@@KTNearSmile Give all the pollution I saw in Vietnam I doubt you.
A couple of months ago, I saw something about eggs in Vietnamese beer. Has that caught on at all?
They have the cloud macchiato at Starbucks which isn't the same but does have egg white in it.
[KT]NearSmile sheesh. How many other generalizations do you make? Rude
Although south indian filter coffee is represented here, there's more to it.
The actual coffee is made in a south indian filter, it takss around 10 minutes to filter. Then we store it throughout the day to mix with milk and sugar, to drink. As explained in the video.
We have tandoori coffee, where they make coffee as above, then out a small clay cup in tandoor to heat it up, then pur yhe coffee back and forth into it. It bubbles nicely and takes in the flavours of clay cup.
We have kalladka coffee, where they make the decoction as above, and make layers in the cup with milk. Which forms a nice gradient.
There's probably a lot more.
But the most common way coffee is made is the most terrible way I know.
Just pour 1 cup milk. 1 cup water, one spoon suagr. 1 spoon coffee powder (usually with 20% chicory)
Boil it together, strain witha tea strainer. And you have the terrible coffee which makes most indians hate coffee.
may be the reason I hate coffee. I totally stay out of coffee and prefer only tea
In my country, Indonesia, especially on the island of Java, it is customary to enjoy a cup of hot black coffee brewed with water cooked on a traditional wood charcoal stove and added with sugar,then in the coffee cup is inserted a smoldering charcoal. It is said that this makes the caffeine content in coffee slightly reduced, and the taste becomes lighter and softer
What coffee looks like around the world
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Finally! The true coffee around the world
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@@nguyenhoangphucluan8059 calm down. have a potato 🥔🥔🥔
Technically the truth
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I think they forgot the America Staple Gas Station Coffee
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Circle K or Speedway? ☕
@@ohnjay72 *RACE TRACK OR QT!!! 😊
Americas starbucks
@@tasterschoice3250 ooowee!!! Now that's a tough one...lol
Never knew that "old school" Bosnian coffee is in fact Ethiopian coffee. Back in the day (some people still do btw) we also roasted raw beans (in a coffeebean roaster we call "šiš") and grind them (in a hand grinder called "mlin"). Only tiny difference is that we brew in it a pot called "džezva" and not a jebena. We also drink it from small handleless ceramic cups (we call them "fildžan) like the Ethiopians. Very interesting and eye-opening video! 👍
"Jebena" 😂😂
@@pickler_pickler Vala bas jebena 😂👍
there is a saying in turkish: "a coffee is remembered for 40 years" it is a great tool to be with your friends
South Indian Filter Coffee..❤
Any South Indian?
I can't imagine my day without filter coffee!
❤❤❤❤..Chennai mylapore filter coffee
Well I’m Punjabi not South Indian
@@ishanmukul4254 same 😸 , we are North Indian 😸
I am South Indian but don’t drink coffee or tea because it’s bad for health.
Nikita Singh r u Hindu Punjabi?
me: they better put vietnam here
them: *vietnam is the first country they highlighted*
me: intellectuals
Ellie Hernandez cannot agree more
Shit
I’m glad that you guys like Vietnam’s coffee it really good sense I’m from their
dung em la nguoi vn =)
Ellie Hernandez does anyone know this coffee ??? th-cam.com/video/1atSXds4_3I/w-d-xo.html
I’m from America 🇺🇸 and I want to try ALL of them, ESPECIALLY the Irish, Australian, Ethiopian, Scandinavian and Indian and I am HUGELY obsessed with coffee!!! Washington State, especially the city of Seattle, is known for their coffee culture, and Starbucks was originated in Seattle.
That Vietnamese coffee looked so so good
I can't believe they jump from Vietnam to Australia even without stop by to Indonesia with its Luwak Coffee
Seriously Luwak coffe too bored for me
You r so right
I know right
Well deal with it
No one give a shit about indonesia
All other countries: good coffee
America: *let’s make this weaker than our gun laws*
Can someone please sneak me out of America
@@uvmai2195 here,Come with me. Just on tight. I'm the green goblin.
That’s basically just paper
This varies a ton across the country. You also have: lets turn our coffee into charcoal; lets make our coffee too strong (subjective, but there are various ways); and lets add pumpkin spice
Lol😂😂
My family is Ethiopian and it was so cool watching my grandma fry the coffee beans in her pan, and then watching it pour. We call it ቡና which is pronounced "bouh-nah" in English pronounciation.
I've tried a couple of these and want to try them all. My favorite wasn't included, possibly since it's too localized or maybe just not popular. Cafe con leches in West Tampa or Miami. It's similar to what they showed for Cuba but also with steamed milk (sometimes evaporated milk) and often buttered Cuban toast is dunked.
Also, cafe au lait in New Orleans, specifically Cafe Du Monde with beginners dipped in.
Not a coffee person but i need to try the one from Vietnam 🤤
Me: *cries* Finally someone wants to try our coffee...
What does it taste like?
@@PrinceTopherK Tiramisu
@@ndlchi coz it looks delicious 😋😋
Lina The Original KpopAirConditioner those are flooping good
now i want some
Rest of the world: look at all these cool, interesting coffee drinks we've invented!
Australia: We have a latte, but smaller.
Those smoothies are not coffee
Am from NZ and a FW is just a latte with just a tiny bit of foam on the top.
At the end of the day - all of these 'coffees' are the same thing.. heating up the coffee in a different way isn't really inventing something new..
That's a capuccino, basically
Patavinity Australia: We have a country but upside down
I'm spanish and what most people drink here is a latte, just coffee and milk. The cafe bombon is not that popular, at all
Whether Indonesian coffee is covered or not by this video, I will always have a cup of my Indonesian coffee. And, Indonesian coffee will never die just because of this video.
Vietnamese coffee reminded me of Italian tiramisù, a dessert made with coffee and egg cream, which I love. I definitely have to try that coffee!
My hungry ass thought the Thumbnail was Cheese
Well, I mean, your not that wrong, cheese *was* in the Swedish & Finnish coffee's. 3:00
Raed Skerek same I was like cheese in coffee?
Sameeee
That is a thing, in Colombia. And it's amazing
@@xnosmokenoknivesx Looks like a full-on breakfast more than just your regular cup of coffee
Me: They won’t include vietnam.
Insider: *Vietnam*
Tysm! For the likes
Thanks
oh my god no way THANK U SO MUCHH FOR THAT MUCH LIKESSSS
yo same, I was shooketh that my country was mentioned
me when vietnam popped up: * surprised pikachu face * nANi?!
I thought they would have the ice coffee for Vietnam
I eat vietnamese food like spring rolls and pho
1:03 I'm just wondering when Tumblers and Dabbras became devices 😂, when I was young it was simply called as utensils....
As a caution don’t drink too much cuban coffee! It’s in a small shot glass for a reason, we make it very strong :)
insider: includes vietnam
me: *finally some people with sense*
I wanted to try it but i have no money to go to vietnam
Blank of White you can make it at home tho, just need to find the organic shop to buy fresh egg
@@avanquinsinne4722 im not good at mixing tho
thị diễm quỳnh phạm toi biet lam ma toi la lam bien 😅
@@blankofwhite4379 then watch this video it might help u th-cam.com/video/cHnBx2kPueM/w-d-xo.html
The gif like shots are pretty annoying, giving a sense of unwanted restlessness.
In Canada, our coffee ritual in to take our oversize pickup truck during cold winter morning (-25°C) and go to the drive-thru. Ideally, you want to pick a Coffee shop that has the same name has a hockey player from the 50s (Tim Hortons). If the waiting line goes all the way to the street, don't be afraid to block the road. Ask for a double double (code for 2 cream 2 sugars). After you finish drinking the coffee, you can roll up the rim to find out if you win something.
The frappe is everywhere! And is delicious
I want to try the Vietnam coffee that looks DELICIOUS
There are some good tutorials on TH-cam that you can try. The recipe doesn't require much time, effort, or tools either.
Joeta's creations eyy I'm a Vietnamese
@Henonaga and egg yolk
Joeta's creations you should try it
Yeah but they are super sweet(I’m Vietnamese tho)
literally nobody:
Sweeden and Finland:What if cheese?
Edit:why tf did i get 800 likes
nobody here does that
Practically nobody does that in Finland. In over 40 years, I have never seen anyone drink their coffee with cheese and I only heard about it yesterday *on this channel*.
People "drink" (or eat and drink) coffee with cheese here in Colombia. Same with chocolate
I live in Sweden. And I have never, ever heard about that cheese coffee. And I drink coffee daily.
Croz Playz it’s actually really good. The cheese tastes a little sweet but then it goes back to sour, it’s a balance of the top. You should try it!
A good ol' Cuban cafecito is enough to get you going all day. Lovely stuff.
i just love the Italian coffee always freshgrounded and has a strong aroma simply magnifico
I've had South Indian filter coffee. It's too good.
I know right. I almost went into withdrawal when I got back from India, it's so addicting.
Coffee in us: shows Starbucks
Akash Anand lol and so true !!
Seriously do they know there’s other coffee 😂
Water with two atoms of coffee
And Dunkin Donuts
The worst coffee of all
Cafezinho is basically Espresso. They usually have it after meals and in many restaurants there is something like a dispenser at the entrance so you can get it when you're done eating.
This video is quite informative even though I would like to see part 2 with coffee from Colombia, Bosnia, Venezuela and some other countries with long history with coffee in their culture
Hi! My name is pantelis and I live in Greece. I’d like to inform you that the majority of cold coffee served in Greece, is no longer Frappe that you mentioned in your excellent video. In the last decade we switched to a beverage called Freddo Cappucino. It’s prepared with espresso and cold foamed milk.
Best regards
I ask for Frappe and the guy goes, "Frappe? no one drinks Frappe anymore. Try Freddo" Truth be told, Freddo is way better....
I can see why, there is no match between espresso and instant coffee
Ego file m akoma frappe pino😂😂
Pan Pro yep I live in Greece too and can assure that too
@@mariaboukistianos38 μαγκες ο φραπες δεν θα πεθανει ποτε
That turkish method is pretty awesome actually. I would love to try it out
It's really magnificent! My favourite hot coffee without a doubt. Just a heads up: the ground coffee beans are actually NOT filtered out,but instead left to sit at the bottom of the cup, so do NOT stir the coffee and have in mind that there is a "mudy" layer of ground coffee at the bottom of the cup that is supposed to stay there (I'm pretty sure you can eat it but I believe the entirety of Greece and Turkey would agree that you shouldn't :P )
Charles-A Rovira what???
@@Stagonas I tried it once when I was younger.. Cannot recommend it. :D
@@Stagonas why i enjoy eating this bottom mudy layer it's so jummy :)
@@she83ns it's definitely edible since it's just soaked ground coffee beans but I've witnessed a tourist gulping a cup down like an espresso shot and then coughing from the bottom coffee layer xD
You can get almost all of these in New Zealand, every bakery and tuck shop has a professional barista machine and they are skilled in making many different types of caffeinated beverages- Piccolos, Flat whites and Frappes just to start.
Very interesting! I've actually tried many of these, but that Swedish cheese one sounds fascinating
Kaffeost (coffee cheese) is a northern Scandinavian specialty. It’s not the everyday style of coffee in either Sweden or Finland.
sure dude... i believe you... very very very much... goddamn swedes
What do u mean m8
Gørey• pastel The video makes it appear that it’s a well-known or traditional Swedish or Finnish way of drinking coffee but it isn’t. It’s actually a specialty only of certain northern regions of either country.
MP B oh thanks for letting me know :)
@@mpb3481 sure dude... keep sippin on dat cheese coffee
Me: They will forgot Vietnam like always
The video's editors: *put Vietnam the first country*
Me:*crying *
đọc suy nghĩ của t à :v
@@bichthuynguyeno991 đúng rồi đóa
Giá như họ thêm cà phê sữa đá nữa là mình vui hơn nữa!
*khóc như tros*
TVTb
chuẩn roài
I am watching this while enjoying my selfmade special coffee
This was nice to see!!!! I love love coffee
Such a short video, yet people have no idea how much it cost to put this all together to give you free information. Thank You!
They get ad revenue ..
How much do you think it costs? It's a collection of videos of other people with a commentary, it's not like they traveled everywhere shown
yeah crusing instagram hashtags and ripping peoples videos costs a fortune lol.
it cost nothing !!! they didn't even produce the videos in it and the informations comes from a wiki page for sure or by scrolling instagram.
they put a voice and did the little plane flying animation
wow so much work
they didn't even put france in it, the only reason you see coffee in SE asia btw
If you loved this video, you may also want to know that There are advantages and disadvantages to consuming coffee. One population study on 4 million international individuals found that daily, consistent coffee consumption led to 8-28% reduction in all-cause mortality (prevention of chronic disease)! On the flip side, too much coffee can result in negative side effects, such as headaches, ear ringing, nausea, vomiting, and gastric distress.
I think You guys missed a very Crucial place for Coffee - Indonesia. There is Sumatran Coffee and a very special LUWAK.
Sumatran coffee was a stable we used at a coffee shop/book store i used to work at!!! My favorite!!! It never failed at getting me ready for the day💖💖💖
You should try the charcoal "kopi djoss" in jogja as well. A very unique experince indeed.
its too expensive thi
Luwak is harmful to animals and it's good that this channel ignored it.
We don't drink shits
In Italy, besides the espresso there is also the "moka" coffee and neapolitan coffee, made with the "cuccumella". These two are very much like the ethiopian one.
In Italy there are hundreds of variety ...
We have espresso, cappuccino, macchiato, marocchino ecc....
Cappuccino is basically espresso with a lot of steamed milk. Macchiato is basically espresso with a little tiny bit of milk. Marocchino is basically espresso and Nutella, there are other many. You have also " caffè corretto " which means " correct coffee ". Is basically coffee with a strong alcohol inside, usually sambuca.
In the case brazilian "cafezinho": it is just the diminutive form of the word "café" (coffee in portuguese; we often use diminutive to express affection for something or someone), and the quantity of sugar depends of the person. In Brazilian North East, there is also another technique which consists to effuse the coffee powder in a cloth strainer: it makes it taste really good, and is like my grandma used to do.
Me, casually sipping on McDonald's coffee: huh
Which was invented in Australia
Wtf same😂
To be honest I found McDonald's coffee pretty good.
That shit be bangin tho. With sugar of course
Jamaica: *has one of the most popular coffee brands in the world*
This channel: *ignores us*
Lol
What brand?
Blue Mountain, I guess.
I also surprised why The Famous Coffees like Kopi Luwak From Indonesia 🇮🇩, Jamaican Blue Mountain From Jamaica 🇯🇲, and Hacienda la Esmeralda from Panama 🇵🇦 not included in this video... I think this video is just want to show the different ways to serve coffee around the world such as : serve with ice, serve with milk ect... Not to show some types of coffees.
@@Akainu_D._Ace true
As a Finn I didn't know that someone drops leipäjuusto to coffee :D
Vietnamese egg coffee is a blessing to us
My dad made the South Indian filter coffee for all my friends (it took him forever cuz he usually only makes one for himself and my friends didn’t know how we make our coffee😭❤️) and they loved it. Everyone gulped it down super quickly.
dude my dad alway make that too tho being a vietnamese lol
I live in Sweden and I've never even heard of coffee cheese
Rohan Hassan ikr
I am glad cuz i almost puked when i saw it
True
It actually sounds really good
Youre also not Swedish
Nice video and I really enjoyed it ❤
Well done Ireland.. you made me proud for sure
South Indian Filter kaapi is the best...!!!! 😋❤️ Esp the ones from Tamilnadu 💕
may indian nahi hoon par mai hindi bol sakta hoon.south indian filter coffee sounds good when i can get out of
my home country bangladesh for the first time if i end in south india i'll try filter coffee but if i don't end up there
i'll just try masala chai
@@ahbabraufahmed3058 you can try filter kaapi from any south indian style restaurant all over india. So even if you don't visit south of india specifically, any decent south indian joint should give you good kaapi.
It's not creamy at all
I’m swedish and finnish and I have NEVER heard of the cheese coffee thing lmaooo
it’s only in specific parts of sweden
You haven't? I'm a Finn and I think it's common enough, especially among older folk
Joe nope, all my fam over there drinks regular coffee lol-but maybe it’s only popular in certain places?? idk
@@hayleyc7881 Could be. Maybe it's more common up north?
I watched a similar video of coffees, that cheese thing on Sweden coffees are usually from the north they said..
I never get tired watching this video
I have a Keurig machine at home so that's how I drink my coffee every morning. But I would love to try Vietnamese coffee.
About Brazilian "cafezinho": It doesn't necessarily have a lot of sugar. It depends on the person (for example, I don't like sugar in my coffee) says a Brazilian.
Also: "cafezinho" is the diminutive of the word "café" that means "coffee". In Brazil we, very often, use diminutives to express affection for something.
Vietnamese coffee is best in the world
Indian, Vietnamese, Greece and Turkish coffees are one of the best choices
In Hong Kong there is a drink called “Yuan Yang”, and its a mix of coffee and milk tea! Perhaps because it got both coffee and tea in it, everytime I drink it I cannot sleep that night😂 it tastes so good and definitely my choice of drink when I need to work late…
There must be loads more. Enjoyed the vid. Love coffee.
They’re all so dope but Vietnam won for real I tasted their coffee with condensed milk, coconut and egg and dang you hav to try it really
No one:
Vietnamese coffee: *ICE ICE BABY* (not egg)
Well we sort of created our own version that we love at home. In the coffee maker add ground chicory and little bit of ground coffee(or per preference). Process thru hot water and set aside or keep warm. Then go to the stove top and add whole milk, a generous chunk of butter or ghee, and pinch of salt heated and stirred in saucepan. Take off burner as soon as it foams and rises up(miss it and it will overflow!). Set aside. Combine boiled milk and coffee mixtures well. Add heavy whipping cream if you'd like it richer. If you are a sweet tooth, add sweetened condensed milk and/or hazelnut creamer. It's a winner trust me. Also a great coffee alternative if you just leave out the ground coffee.
I live in Finland her saying leipäjuusto is just 👌
God bless Greece and Italy
A couple of things that were missed in the South Indian coffee bit: Oftentimes the coffee beans are cut with chicory. It gives the end product a fragrant sweetness not achieved from the coffee alone. Often times, the coffee is sweetened and mixed in the pouring process between the tumbler and the dabarah. It's always nice to see South indian filter coffee the recognition it deserves 🙏
True
Chicory is an adulterant!
Pure coffee alone has such power no need of adulterant..
I wouldn't mind trying all of them!
Brazil coffee is the most iconic symbol of our culture, "cafézinho" represents our afternoons together the cheese bread 💗💗💗
Born in Ethiopia, raised in Turkey; coffee now is the sweetheart of the human race. We love it...
How u look
i swear the vietnamese coffee looks so cool i wanna try it
I’m an American. We often have instant coffee with a flavored creamer at home, or get a flavored coffee drink (popularly iced) at a chain cafe like Dunkin’ Donuts or Starbucks.
When I went abroad for the first time and tried the coffee in Italy I almost died with delight. I never knew coffee could be so good....
You should give Nescafe hazlenut instant coffee a try. Very delicious!
unfiltered coffee with cardamon is the best, it’s so strong and tastes really good
as a brazillian, i just laugh at this channel thinking "cafézinho" is the name of the drink
Kkkkk Sim mano kkkkkkkkk só rindo mesmo
Mind explaining what they didn't get right?
@@Arcaryon "cafézinho" is just "little coffee" in portugese, not a name for the drink, just like a nickname for coffee
@@imnotreallyjess4318 Thanks
@Bianca Manieli eca
Hearing Ethiopia gives me hope that people still mention us
i love vietnamese coffee
In Greece, Frape is mostly has been replaced with Freddo Cappuccino, a cold espresso with cracked ice and frozen milk foam/cream
Even in coffee, Irish will mix it with alcohols
Baileys ❤
I did that when i was 14 lol
Lmao
And its in wine glasses just ironic
@@rodneydsouza2454 I'm curious though, how did it taste, I never drank alcohol, is it more bitter or the coffee is sweet
i'm from Vietnam but I have never tried the egg coffee before lol
Tại chỗ bạn hổng có
uyên nhi lê chuẩn
Chẳng bt có ngon ko??
Thấy mọi ng ai cũng bảo ngnon:))
Phải thử đúng chỗ mới thấy ngon cơ vào cafe giảng hoặc cafe đinh í bạn ơii
Nhìn có vẻ béo
cũng có người ở thụy điển bảo chưa bao giờ nghe đến cà phê phô mai.
In Peru, in houses and restaurants, you are given a small decanter with the Essence of Coffee, like a concentrate, and a large carafe of hot water, and you mix it at the table as strong as you like.
We had coconut coffee in Vietnam. It was amazing.
I don’t drink coffee, but watching this video sure makes me want a cup
Hammer Addiction4u it’s therapy in the right circumstances, just don’t become dependent on the caffeine, you can get headaches from withdrawal that is not fun haha
I want to go to Vietnam and try the coffee, hope it doesn’t have an ‘eggy’ flavor
It is super fluffy, creamy and sweet, it doesn't taste like an raw egg (although the egg inside the coffee is raw)
Beside, it is very cheap to buy ;)
yes you can taste the egg. i have tried it in Vietnam.
You don’t taste the egg. It’s very rich though.
It has eggy taste but mild as in the taste of a sponge cake.
Café de olla 😋 the cinnamon and piloncillo takes it to a whole new level, seriously!!!
I might try the Vietnamese egg coffee, it looks really nice
The Brazil coffee is like the american, but stronger, thats why it's not served in big cups
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isn’t it amazingly beautiful how all the different cultures of the world found their own unique way to prepare the same drink
in canary island we make cortado leche y leche, which is condensed milk, black coffee and regular milk
If anyone hasn't tried south indian filter coffee, I definitely recommend you to try it.
The day of many south indians here doesn't start without that ✌🏻