Coffee
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Can Coffeehouses Boost Creativity in the Arab World?
by Oubai Elkerdi, September 25, 2012 Since their inception in Istanbul in the 16th century, coffeehouses have been centers of free-wheeling and off-hand discussions, venues […]
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Real Turkish Coffee in Istanbul
in Culture/ArtTwo young men stood about 15 feet apart on a sunny narrow street in the Kadikoy market, chafing in their brown lab coats. The one […]
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Coffeehouse History: Coffee as a Social Stimulant
in TurkeyCoffeehouses play a greater role than just providing your daily caffeine fix. From Yemen to Seattle, coffeehouses act as gathering places. Many people like a […]
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Wake up and smell the coffee in Turkey’s beautiful Izmir
Travellers need only take a stroll down Izmir’s Kordon promenade to be transported back into a forgotten world of Turkish coffee culture as Sarah Knapton […]
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First Turkish coffee museum opened in Istanbul
in Culture/ArtSource: ANSAmed Turkish coffee, one of the country’s symbols, now has its ”first museum” where visitors can learn how to make it correctly and have […]
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Coffee no longer grounds for beheading
in WorldWe all know coffee powers us. Now, it’s helping to power the planet. Thankfully, it can no longer get you executed. Starting with that last […]