French coffee – 125 g

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Coffee is a beverage made by boiling or fermenting the seeds of the coffee plant, known as “coffee beans.” These beans come from the coffee tree, a plant grown in tropical regions around the world, such as Latin America, Africa, and Asia.

Coffee types vary depending on the method of preparation and the added ingredients. Coffee is one of the most popular drinks in the world due to its distinctive taste and stimulating effect due to its caffeine content.

Benefits of coffee:

• Stimulant: Coffee contains caffeine, which helps stimulate the body and mind.
• Antioxidants: Coffee contains antioxidants that may help fight free radicals in the body.
• Improve mood and focus: Caffeine helps enhance focus and improve mood.

Coffee is part of many cultures around the world, consumed in a variety of forms and ways based on local customs and traditions.

Rich aroma, smooth face, and strong taste – these are the signs of the perfect cup of Turkish coffee. Turkish coffee is more than just a drink; it’s a cultural experience rooted in ancient traditions. Whether you’re a coffee connoisseur or just love trying new things, this step-by-step guide will show you how to make the perfect cup of Turkish coffee at home.

The art of making a coffee cup:

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French coffee, or authentic French coffee, can refer to several different methods of preparation depending on the context. Here are the most important concepts related to French coffee:

1. French Press:

• French coffee in this context is a type of coffee preparation method using a device called a “French press” or “French plunger.”
• Preparation method:
  1. The water is boiled first.
  2. Coarsely ground coffee is added to the pot (French press).
  3. Hot water is poured over the ground coffee, then it is left for some time (4 to 5 minutes) until it is brewed.
  4. After brewing, the plunger is pressed to separate the coffee from the ground coffee.
• The result: The coffee is rich and dense with a distinctive flavour, as the coffee retains all the natural oils contained in the coffee beans.

2. French Coffee (Café au Lait):

• It is a traditional coffee popular in France, and consists of a mixture of brewed coffee (usually black coffee or espresso) with hot milk in equal proportions.
• Served in large cups, it is one of the most popular types of coffee in French bakeries and cafes.

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