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    Ich habe gelernt, wie man Zypern Kaffee während meines Erasmus macht, und jetzt mache ich ihn immer wieder überall

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    4. Significant_Entry761 on

      Also, nice to see a normal, non devisive post here. Appreciating some good coffee, nice copper pot too. Is it called a briki?

    5. RometWeasel on

      Same here, fellow Erasmus enjoyer! I learnt it in Ineia from the locals and since then this is the only coffee I’m willing to drink.

    8. Suspicious-Bug1994 on

      The Turks, Greeks and numerous other balkan people who lurk in here, just got super triggered for cypriot coffee haha. Gotta collect some of that sweet balkan family dispute tears in the coffee!

      But agreed! That coffee pot makes some tasty coffee. Always funny when non-balkans try it for the first time, and accidentally drink the powder in the bottom. Even I, mess up sometimes and forget.

    10. ffex21 on

      Me too! 😁 I’m Italian and the coffee in the bars or similiar wasn’t good! But this is amazing so I started to do myself! (Me too in the Erasmus!)

    14. ret001 on

      This is actually English Coffee. The savages of mainland Europe could never come up with this, it’s too civilised for them. They stole it from England and now try to pass it off as their own.

    17. vitainpixels on

      This is Turkish coffee, even in Greece it has been called Turkish coffee till the 1970’s.

    19. Educational_Slice555 on

      Erasmus? I heard this word alot in gumnaseio cant understand what is this

    20. ekm61mcf on

      Baklava sure is greek as well. 😂
      Shameless beyond belief but thats nothing new.

    22. Nedisi on

      I was always wondering if people drink coffee like this if they didn’t grow up with it… Glad that some do, I can tell you did a good job!

    25. Smoke_Shredder on

      I’m which school did you do Erasmus, and where are you from? I also participated in Erasmus. Thats why I’m asking

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