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Good time everyone! Tell me, who knows what good tea, coffee is. What is it called or what does it look like? Otherwise, we brought it last year, and everything is full.
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Coffee in iron cans of a dirty golden color with a brown image like a mask, I don’t remember the name. But in general, I'm not a fan of Turkish coffee, it's kind of specific. Here are the sweets.
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answered 14 years ago
kurukahveci mehmet efendi is the name of coffee. In Kemer you can buy, if you go from Ataturk Square with fountains towards the mountains along the boulevard, there will be a couple of supermarkets.
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answered 14 years ago
Exactly, exactly. You can buy it everywhere, but in a shop that is directly opposite the Ataturk from the side of the mountains, the most adequate price.
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answered 14 years ago
Do not scold me loudly, but all the teas that were brought to me from Turkey are complete crap. I liked tea in Sri Lanka (Ceylon). Only it should not be allowed to be brewed by the Sri Lankans themselves - they do not know how to make it (paradox). With coffee in Turkey, the same crap, although I met (I won’t say the name anymore) and worthy specimens
In general, if you are a gourmet of these drinks, you probably do not go to Turkey, To Turkey for leather jackets and sweets :)
In general, if you are a gourmet of these drinks, you probably do not go to Turkey, To Turkey for leather jackets and sweets :)
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answered 14 years ago
Good Turkish tea from Dogadan, not to be confused with Dogus! He and black is decent, and herbal ones are really very good. You need to buy in Migros or Tansash.
And, in general, they write correctly that buying good tea in Turkey for a tourist is a problem. They often serve good black in cafes, but they show the package unnamed for a couple of kilograms :) In Antalya airport, I bought my favorite English "Twinings", the price was low, but for Russians, this is probably not relevant, it is sold in Russia (we do not have).
Pay attention to fig jam and pomegranate sauce.
And, in general, they write correctly that buying good tea in Turkey for a tourist is a problem. They often serve good black in cafes, but they show the package unnamed for a couple of kilograms :) In Antalya airport, I bought my favorite English "Twinings", the price was low, but for Russians, this is probably not relevant, it is sold in Russia (we do not have).
Pay attention to fig jam and pomegranate sauce.
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answered 14 years ago
I got greedy and bought a whole kilo package of Lipton tea, I thought it was locally grown there and would be good. I bought it in a store for locals, I asked the Turk with gestures. what a good one, he pointed me to this one.
I came home, tried it and realized that I probably did not drink the worst tea in my life. And now my whole family is doomed to drink this kilogram for several months. That's it.
I came home, tried it and realized that I probably did not drink the worst tea in my life. And now my whole family is doomed to drink this kilogram for several months. That's it.
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