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Coffee consumption in Europe
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this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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Coffee not being a thing in Türkiye was a bit of a surprise.
Part of it is inherent to the style. My morning cup of pourover coffee is 23 g of beans to 350 g of water. A cup of Turkish coffee is like 4 grams of beans.
I know they prefer tea, but still the number seems too low