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If you like both rich, Eastern-style coffee and political freedom, you can support both with a purchase of a ZH cezve from Ukraine.
I have 3, they are handmade, and just as functional as they are beautiful!
I contacted the company directly to place my order, and received awesome customer service from Nikolay. Highly recommend.
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If you like both rich, Eastern-style coffee and political freedom, you can support both with a purchase of a ZH cezve from Ukraine.
I have 3, they are handmade, and just as functional as they are beautiful!
I contacted the company directly to place my order, and received awesome customer service from Nikolay. Highly recommend.
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If you like both rich, Eastern-style coffee and political freedom, you can support both with a purchase of a ZH cezve from Ukraine.
I have 3, they are handmade, and just as functional as they are beautiful!
I contacted the company directly to place my order, and received awesome customer service from Nikolay. Highly recommend.
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If you like both rich, Eastern-style coffee and political freedom, you can support both with a purchase of a ZH cezve from Ukraine.
I have 3, they are handmade, and just as functional as they are beautiful!
I contacted the company directly to place my order, and received awesome customer service from Nikolay. Highly recommend.
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If you like both rich, Eastern-style coffee and political freedom, you can support both with a purchase of a ZH cezve from Ukraine.
I have 3, they are handmade, and just as functional as they are beautiful!
I contacted the company directly to place my order, and received awesome customer service from Nikolay. Highly recommend.
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Took forever to grind for some home brew #turkishcoffee ... but I just made my first cup. Well, technically two cups worth ;)
And oh man! Gave a good foam that sadly didn't last, but not really bitter at all.
I won't make it often for fear of grinding to a flare up of tennis elbow, LOL.
But, I now might have spoiled myself :)
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Took forever to grind for some home brew #turkishcoffee ... but I just made my first cup. Well, technically two cups worth ;)
And oh man! Gave a good foam that sadly didn't last, but not really bitter at all.
I won't make it often for fear of grinding to a flare up of tennis elbow, LOL.
But, I now might have spoiled myself :)
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Took forever to grind for some home brew #turkishcoffee ... but I just made my first cup. Well, technically two cups worth ;)
And oh man! Gave a good foam that sadly didn't last, but not really bitter at all.
I won't make it often for fear of grinding to a flare up of tennis elbow, LOL.
But, I now might have spoiled myself :)
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Took forever to grind for some home brew #turkishcoffee ... but I just made my first cup. Well, technically two cups worth ;)
And oh man! Gave a good foam that sadly didn't last, but not really bitter at all.
I won't make it often for fear of grinding to a flare up of tennis elbow, LOL.
But, I now might have spoiled myself :)
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Good morning, world! Time for a #coffee #TurkishCoffee #Cezve #Ibrik
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Good morning, world! Time for a #coffee #TurkishCoffee #Cezve #Ibrik
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Good morning, world! Time for a #coffee #TurkishCoffee #Cezve #Ibrik
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Good morning, world! Time for a #coffee #TurkishCoffee #Cezve #Ibrik
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every day is full of difficult decisions
#coffee #coffeebrewing #cezve #turkishcoffee #aeropress #mokapot #stovetopcoffee #chemex #pourovercoffee #frenchpress #coldbrewcoffee #handgrinder #gooseneckkettle #coffeemachine
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Good morning!
2021-01-16, 08:52, Friday. I moved to countryside for a night. It's chilly inside and I can't turn the heanting up because radiators won't survive the pressure. Physics is merciless, but at least I have some ground coffee and a small cezve here. No spices, I just need something warm. And of course my favorite mug < 3
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Good morning!
2021-01-06, 08:45, Saturday. So here is a basic cezve coffee recipe.
Finely grind some coffee, starting with 60g/liter and adjusting the ratio to your preference.
Put your coffee into a cezve, add spices. Today I went with some nutmeg and cloves; if you are new to this, cinnamon is generally a good starting point.
Fill the cezve with water and put in on the stove, use weak fire/low setting if you are an induction person. While the coffee is brewing, preheat your cup with hot water from kettle.
Once the water boils and foam starts to form - remove the cezve from fire and pour coffee into the cup. Wait for around two minutes while grounds settle and water adsorbs some more flavors and you are good to go.
