The 5 Best Coffees From Around The World


The 5 Best Coffees From Around The World


Wherever you go in this world, people want that cup of joe. It picks you up in the morning and prepares you to face the day. But the world's best coffees don't all look alike. They're prepared differently, with different textures and flavors.

For the sake of traveling caffeine fiends, let's take a look at the best coffees from around the world.


5. White Coffee - Malaysia

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Coffee in Malaysia is very different from what you'll get at Starbucks. 'Ipoh' style white coffee is roasted with palm oil. The result is a smooth white coffee with a smoky finish unlike any other.

4. Nous-Nous - Morocco

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In French 'nous-nous' means 'we-we.' But in Morocco it means 'half and half.' Specifically, half coffee and half warm milk. That's the preferred method of taking coffee in Morocco. And believe us: there's no shortage of cafés in this lovely country.

3. Kaapi - India

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Kaapi is a coffee preparation popular in southern India. The grounds are percolated and pulled through a traditional filter, then mixed with frothed milk. The blend is cool, refreshing, and delicious. And oh so affordable!

2. Ca Phe Sua Da - Vietnam

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This is Vietnam's take on iced coffee. And boy is it tasty! First, hot water is filtered through a percolator full of grounds into a glass. A puddle of condensed milk is waiting for it at the bottom. Add some ice, stir, and you've got yourself Ca Phe Sua Da. Irresistible in the heat.

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1. Coffee - Ethiopia

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We have to give number one to Ethiopia. Ethiopia invented coffee; the coffee plant is in fact native to the country, and its export remains crucial to the economy. As you would expect, drinking coffee in Ethiopia in an event. The traditional consumption involves an hour of preparation that will make you appreciate our centuries-old obsession with this drink.

 

 




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