Coffee maker the difference between Turkish coffee maker and Greek coffee maker

Turkish coffee is a kind of coffee that uses the original method of brewing. Today, Turkish coffee is still popular in Turkey, Greece and the Balkans, which were once ruled by the Ottoman Turkish Empire. The utensils usually used to make Turkish coffee are Turkish coffee pots. When I was chatting with Xiaoyu yesterday, Xiaoyu said, "do you know the difference between Turkish coffee pots and Greek coffee pots?" "I was fooled by the editor's question. now the editor has just come to his senses. He was fooled by Xiaoyu, so what's the difference between the Turkish coffee pot and the Greek coffee pot?

A typical Turkish coffee pot is like a fine work of art.

In fact, the Turkish coffee pot and the Greek coffee pot are the same kind of coffee pot. This ancient way of drinking coffee has been followed in the Mediterranean, Arabia and parts of Africa. Coffee and drinking methods first spread from Africa to Turkey in the 16th century, and then to Europe. Turkish coffee pots are copper pots of different sizes with long handles, called "Ebik" Ibrik. When it is inconvenient, you can use small milk pots and other utensils instead.

In the hot afternoon, under the shady mottled old tree, a cup of super-strong Turkish coffee, that kind of bitter, that long aftertaste feeling, you will always remember this kind of Turkish coffee, regarded as a treasure by the Turks, drink you a cup of Turkish coffee, remember your friendship for 40 years, represents friendship, more than love of Turkish coffee.