Uploaded August 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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Are you curious about Turkish Coffee but don't know where to start? Today we are trying 8 common and popular brands and varieties of Turkish Coffee from all over the Middle East and beyond, to help you understand which ones you might like, and the differences between them.

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Per cup of Turkish Coffee:
7.5g Finely Ground Coffee
75g Water
7.5g Sugar (optional)

Mix the coffee with 1/3rd of the water until smooth
Add the remaining water and heat over medium low heat, stirring for the first 60 seconds
Heat for 2-3 minutes then briefly stir
Continue heating for another 4-5 minutes until lots of steam is coming from the pot and the surface of the coffee is getting foamy