Originally posted by Bicnarok
Not true, theres also Turkish coffee which isn´t like Tar with sugar in it, as apposed to the Greek coffee.
Greek Coffee IS Turkish coffee. It is prepared and drunk exactly the same. Greek coffee is a product of 500 years of Turkish invasion in Balkans.
Do some research on the internet. Greek Coffee IS Turkish Coffee.
Originally posted by Robtard
Anyone ever try Kopi Luwak/Civet coffee? The grinds go for about $600.00 per pound and/or between $30.00-$50.00 a cup. Best part about it, the beans are harvested after they've passed though the Palm Civet's digestive tract. Basically, it's shit-bean coffee; it's considered a delicacy.
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How was that even discovered?? "You know, I'm gonna sift through this aminal's shit and see if I can find anything that can be salvaged for culinary purposes."
I can't image how that was an accidental discovery. Much less, why it's so expensive.
Originally posted by Quiero Mota
🤨How was that even discovered?? "You know, I'm gonna sift through this aminal's shit and see if I can find anything that can be salvaged for culinary purposes."
I can't image how that was an accidental discovery. Much less, why it's so expensive.
LOL.
If I recall, I think it's easier to rummage through the turds and pick the beans out off the ground, than it is to climb the trees and peel away the fruit for the beans., the animal does most of the work for you.
Originally posted by Robtard
Anyone ever try Kopi Luwak/Civet coffee? The grinds go for about $600.00 per pound and/or between $30.00-$50.00 a cup. Best part about it, the beans are harvested after they've passed though the Palm Civet's digestive tract. Basically, it's shit-bean coffee; it's considered a delicacy.
Wow you learn something every day.
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How come things that are horrible or come from weird places are ridiculously expensive.
Two other examples are Caviar and expensive dry Champagne. Caviar is like eating salt balls, and Expensive Champagne nearly makes your head cave in its that dry.