Let you taste the Greco-Roman coffee, Italian coffee, Greco-Roman coffee.

Italian coffee culture has a long history, whether it is a warm afternoon or a rainy morning, Italians can always stroll around, and then have a cup of Apenning-style coffee. There are also groups of people sitting around in bars and coffee bars in Italian cities all the time. It can be said that coffee is a national necessity in Italy. No wonder some people say that Italians are one of the most enjoyable people in the world. It is really romantic Italy. Here is another classic coffee-Greco-Roman coffee.

Greco-Roman coffee was born in a famous coffee house, which is the old coffee house "coffeegreco" that appeared in the movie Roman Holiday. Coffeegreco, which means "Greek coffee," is located near Rome's famous tourist attraction Piazza del Spagna. The old cafe was often full of guests, with Goethe, Mark Twain, Andersen and others in the guest book, especially the painter Kirico, who often sat at the same seat in the cafe and drank the same drink. The coffeegreco was designated a heritage site of cultural importance in 1953 and is now frequented by tourists and others seeking clues to historical figures.

Greco-Roman coffee is a very interesting coffee production process, its production of elegant utensils, but also has Roman-style romantic feelings, coupled with the blend of jam, more distinctive taste.

Material:

Deep-cultured coffee powder 8g

Water 100cc

A little orange peel.

A little lemon peel.

Extra orange peel jam

When preparing, use a special coffee pot We need to add coffee powder, water, orange peel, lemon peel to the long-handled container, after the device is completed, put it on the fire to heat, wait until the water boils, you can turn off the fire.

Let stand for about 1 minute, pour coffee into the cup, add a small amount of marmalade can be.

This is Greek coffee with Roman flavor. Greek or Turkish coffee is usually served with fruit. Italy, which is located on the Mediterranean coast, has the same habit.