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I really love Turkish coffee. My Dad got me into it as he spent a lot of time in the Middle East and it was a favourite of his. I don’t actually have the right equipment to make proper Turkish coffee, so what I like to do is mix it with some espresso crema fine ground coffee, and put it through my Tassimo coffee maker. The Turkish coffee alone is too fine for the filter in the reusable pod, and clogs it up, but mixed with the espresso it is just right. I love to heat up a mug of almond milk and then add the coffee. It creates a lovely smooth rich drink.This pouch is very similar to some that I’ve had from the local Öncü international grocery store in town. It came vacuum sealed, which preserves the freshness. It’s extremely fine, like corn starch. Much finer than espresso. The colour is beautiful, like cocoa powder, and the smell is intoxicating. When I poured some out into the container to mix it with the espresso, I did find that it was a bit clumpy. This could have been a side effect of the vacuum sealing or possibly some moisture that entered the pack beforehand. However the clumps broke apart easily and the coffees blended fine. Lovely rich chocolatey flavour. Definitely the real deal.
I really love Turkish coffee. My Dad got me into it as he spent a lot of time in the Middle East and it was a favourite of his. I don’t actually have the right equipment to make proper Turkish coffee, so what I like to do is mix it with some espresso crema fine ground coffee, and put it through my Tassimo coffee maker. The Turkish coffee alone is too fine for the filter in the reusable pod, and clogs it up, but mixed with the espresso it is just right. I love to heat up a mug of almond milk and then add the coffee. It creates a lovely smooth rich drink.This pouch is very similar to some that I’ve had from the local Öncü international grocery store in town. It came vacuum sealed, which preserves the freshness. It’s extremely fine, like corn starch. Much finer than espresso. The colour is beautiful, like cocoa powder, and the smell is intoxicating. When I poured some out into the container to mix it with the espresso, I did find that it was a bit clumpy. This could have been a side effect of the vacuum sealing or possibly some moisture that entered the pack beforehand. However the clumps broke apart easily and the coffees blended fine. Lovely rich chocolatey flavour. Definitely the real deal.
I really love Turkish coffee. My Dad got me into it as he spent a lot of time in the Middle East and it was a favourite of his. I don’t actually have the right equipment to make proper Turkish coffee, so what I like to do is mix it with some espresso crema fine ground coffee, and put it through my Tassimo coffee maker. The Turkish coffee alone is too fine for the filter in the reusable pod, and clogs it up, but mixed with the espresso it is just right. I love to heat up a mug of almond milk and then add the coffee. It creates a lovely smooth rich drink.This pouch is very similar to some that I’ve had from the local Öncü international grocery store in town. It came vacuum sealed, which preserves the freshness. It’s extremely fine, like corn starch. Much finer than espresso. The colour is beautiful, like cocoa powder, and the smell is intoxicating. When I poured some out into the container to mix it with the espresso, I did find that it was a bit clumpy. This could have been a side effect of the vacuum sealing or possibly some moisture that entered the pack beforehand. However the clumps broke apart easily and the coffees blended fine. Lovely rich chocolatey flavour. Definitely the real deal.
Excellent flavour
I am only an occasional coffee drinker, so I am no expert to review this. Nevertheless, it is a coffee with an interesting flavour. I used this with a French Press. It is hard to describe a taste, and like describing wines, it all gets a bit abstract and subjective, but it has a slightly smoky flavour, almost a burnt bark. I love the smell, and the taste is pleasant enough, but it is probably not a great match to my personal taste buds.
I am only an occasional coffee drinker, so I am no expert to review this. Nevertheless, it is a coffee with an interesting flavour. I used this with a French Press. It is hard to describe a taste, and like describing wines, it all gets a bit abstract and subjective, but it has a slightly smoky flavour, almost a burnt bark. I love the smell, and the taste is pleasant enough, but it is probably not a great match to my personal taste buds.
I am only an occasional coffee drinker, so I am no expert to review this. Nevertheless, it is a coffee with an interesting flavour. I used this with a French Press. It is hard to describe a taste, and like describing wines, it all gets a bit abstract and subjective, but it has a slightly smoky flavour, almost a burnt bark. I love the smell, and the taste is pleasant enough, but it is probably not a great match to my personal taste buds.