Following on from last week’s journey, please enjoy the next 5 fascinating ways to brew your coffee, as enjoyed by many around the world!
I am personally struggling with this one, but as they say, don’t knock it till you try it! The name translates to “coffee cheese”, which is an apt description of the beverage. It involves hot coffee poured over cubed cheese. The cheese cubes soften and absorb the coffee, but they don’t melt
Austrians are very serious about their coffee, particularly in the capital city of Vienna where coffee houses abound.
The name comes from the German word for a single-horse carriage which can be driven with only one hand, leaving the other free for coffee consumption. The whipped cream topping serves as an insulating layer so carriage drivers have extra time to enjoy their espresso before it cools.
Yuanyang is a popular drink in Hong Kong made from a mixture of coffee and Hong Kong-style milk tea.
The name refers to mandarin ducks which appear in pairs and the male and female ducks are very different in appearance. In the same way, coffee and tea are very different, but their combination is lovely. Sounds interesting…
Marketed as a meal replacement, an energy drink, and brain booster, Bulletproof coffee is made up of coffee, butter, and patented “Brain Octane Oil”. It was founded in 2013 by Dave Asprey, advocator of the high-fat Asprey diet. Though few of Asprey’s claims are backed by hard science, his coffee recipe is incredibly popular with those on high fat diets.
Some suggest this drink emerged during World War II, when water was scarce and the lemon juice was used for sanitation in place of washing. Other sources indicate that Italians have long regarded the combination of lemon and espresso as a remedy for headaches. The sourness of the lemon is thought to enhance the sweetness of the espresso.
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