Many People Doesn’t Know This Coffee

Most unique Mediterranean coffee these Pebbles are normally harvested from the wilderness of Mediterranean mountains. They grow in cold dry climates. They also can be listed under "menengic”Coffee

[@dersimkurdistani3137]

I love it ,this coffee from my country kurdistan. ,.

[@haniag1346]

N Peace what do you call? That small green pearls?

[@kozhinbarznji4764]

@@haniag1346 we call it qazwan coffee which is (pistacia fruit in english)

[@Ardour7art]

ZUL KAMRON we call the big one Kazan and small one Bemik
#green pearls #KAZAN

[@sargonmishko7758]

What a fuck. Kurdistan would never ever be a country

[@dersimkurdistani3137]

@@haniag1346 قازوان

[@kozhinbarznji4764]

It is a Kurdish coffee, we call it Qazwan which is Pistacia in English & Battim in Arabic.

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

That’s right it’s a Kurdish coffee I take this Qazwans from Kurdistan 😊🌷

[@lamyaahawrami5859]

I love Kurdish coffee, but it is great to make it with soy milk.👏

[@Benzonitril]

Use cow milk its greater

[@canokurdi8826]

In Kurdistan, we also make a stew with Pebbles called Pebbles Stew (Avka Kezwana) in Kurdish Language

[@user-uz3tw6op1c]

I love this coffee ، in iraq there are many names for it in nourth its kazwan & chokchok narmah in middle its name (Green bean)
In south its name (bnk)

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

بطرس العراقي that s right from Middle East now kazwan season from Kurdistan.

[@user-uz3tw6op1c]

@@foreignfamilykitchen1667 it's right this month it is harvestedin kurdistan in Erbil & Sulaymaniyah & Dohuk Next month they are harvested in iraq in Baghdad & salah el den & Kirkuk & diyala& Babil & Anbar and next month they are harvested in Basra, Samawah, southwestern Iran, and in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
❤❤🌹

[@peymanalayee8744]

Kurdish coffee 😍😍😍😍 amazing taste

[@KURDO221]

Kazwan coffe 😍
the oldest kurdish coffee

[@Ardour7art]

I Love Pistacia we have tow type we called ( Kazan & Bemik ) Kazan is the big one and smal one we called Bemik, I eat them every day. Kurdistan is reach with pistacia

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Absolutely right now it’s kazwan season at Kurdistan 😊

[@Ardour7art]

Foreign Family Kitchen I’m hurry to done my work and go back to home to go to bring 🍐 from mountains 🏔 hhh

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Sounds great I wish I was there too

[@Ardour7art]

Foreign Family Kitchen I wish too so come don’t waste time 😃

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Yea

[@krismat6241]

They really doesn't know! Does they? No, they doesn't!

[@jamilshiwani]

It is Kurdish Coofee, makes bay Qazwan tree.

[@figb6555]

kurdish coffee lovely

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Absolutely 😊

[@HushAngel]

Nice video...i'm a coffee addicted person...so i love coffee big time...

[@---a------.-----721]

Sadi hocam ❤

[@dyar7660]

I like Kurdic coffee❤️☕️

[@ivankadir647]

This is Kurdish coffee ☕️ 😊

[@MM-en9wz]

This is kurdish coffee right?

[@canokurdi8826]

This is "Kezan Coffee" and it comes from Kurdistan and is known as Kurdish Cooffe.

[@Berber-du4pi]

Can someone please tell me step by step from picking the tree on how to create this coffee as I have a tree with red berries/flowers on it and I would like to make this coffee but I am unsure how please help

[@youcefdz1949]

guzel many thanks

[@fatimaKitchen12]

Waha kea bt ha nice g

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

🌷

[@luqmanqadiri5185]

This is Kurdish coffee

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

Evet menengiç yani kazwan kahvesi

[@ilqarilyasov]

It’s being called “Menengiç kahvesi” in Turkey

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

That’s right 😊

[@aliadham3071]

This is Kurdish coffee, not Turkish. You stole the land and culture of the Kurds.

[@ilqarilyasov]

@@aliadham3071 based on?

[@hara3435]

@@ilqarilyasov It is laughable that you are so ignorant of cultures & call them your own. You know those people who your government tried to wipe out is the culture you say is yours.
you are late comers to the land and the culture is much older than 'turkey' which was only created in 1924.
Even Istanbul comes from greek word mes tin poli (to the city). You were mongols who swept down from the north.
so look up mongolia history to find
your culture. Peace.

[@eberciano]

Pistacia Atlantica fruits?

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

From Middle eastern

[@ertuncdelikaya8237]

It's Pistacia trebinthus native to southeastern Turkey and some parts of northern Syria. It's known as menengiç in Turkish and bıttım in Kurdish.

[@kozhinbarznji4764]

@@ertuncdelikaya8237 No it is Qazwan in Kurdish, Battim is Arabic.

[@malcolmy8445]

@@kozhinbarznji4764 what I learned from my family is Kazwan and Bittim are two different dimensions. One is smaller and the other is bigger. i am confuses now

[@kozhinbarznji4764]

@@malcolmy8445 Now I'm confused too hhh, but I think Qazwan is terebinth seeds. which is the ones that also used in "mastaw" (Ayrana - yogurt and water )

[@kaisreza7323]

👍

[@JoyTVASMR]

19 like

[@malcolmy8445]

you must crush harder and it should come to a pasty consistency.But the result seems successful

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

serdar kilic ♥️🙏

[@amalkhalil7985]

❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌹🌹

[@tuncaycakici118]

This is not a real Coffee this is caffeine-free pistachio related

[@wafaaghanim7659]

What is the name of it?????

[@foreignfamilykitchen1667]

We called kezwan in Kurdish in Turkish we called Menengiç

[@JoyTVASMR]

Different, I did not taste yet

[@Ardour7art]

Slime ASMR you will fall in love with it if you taste it

[@jwanameen1186]

this is kurdish coffee