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2 September 2021

Afghan Butter cookies

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Jan 19

More Turkish Coffee Classes to come. Link in bio for further details.

#eventbrite #turkishcoffeeclass #turkishfood #kahve #turkishcoffee #kahvesaati #coffeetime #coffeetasting #thingstodoinlondon #doitforyourself #traininginlondon #classesinlondon #workshopsinlondon #eventbriteworkshops

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Dec 9

#watchhouse coffee🍁

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Dec 6

We are hosting a new event, Turkish Coffee Class. Register soon because space is limited. We hope you’re able to join us!

#turkishcoffeeclass #eventbrite #learnsomethingnew #whatisonthisweekend #whatisinlondon #learnaboutcoffee #coffeetasting #londonevents

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Dec 2

World Turkish Coffee Day is celebrated every year on Dec 5. The date also marks the day of its addition to UNESCO's list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in honor of the beverage that first reached in Istanbul 500 years ago during the reign of the Ottoman era.

#turkishcoffee #coffeetime #selamlique #christmascharity2023 #turkkahvesi #worldcoffeeday #worldturkishcoffeetime #internationalturkishcoffeetime #kahvezamani

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Oct 11

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Oct 8

Join us for a delightful journey into the world of Turkish Coffee!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 14th at 2:00
PM and get ready to immerse yourself in the art of brewing the perfect cup of Turkish Coffee.
At our hands-on, in-person Turkish Coffee Class, you’ll have the opportunity to learn from the experts themselves.
Discover the rich history, unique brewing techniques, and secret tips that make Turkish Coffee a true cultural treasure.
Located at the cozy and inviting a cup of coffee London Workshop, this relaxed workshop will provide you with a serene and immersive environment to master the art of Turkish Coffee.
Whether you’re a coffee enthusiast or simply curious about different brewing methods, this class is perfect for you!
Grab your friends, family, or even a fellow coffee lover and join us for an unforgettable experience.
Spaces are limited, so don’t miss out on this opportunity to become a Turkish Coffee connoisseur. Click the link below to secure your spot today!
We can’t wait to share this aromatic adventure 🌸

Buy ticket 🎫
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/turkish-coffee-class-tickets-711611046797?aff=oddtdtcreator

Link is also in bio 🎫

#eventbrite #turkishcoffee #turkishcoffeeclass #turkishculture #turkishfood #tasteofistanbul #istanbul #thisweekendlondon #thingstodoinlondon #thingstodothisweekend

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Sep 30

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Sep 16

Good morning all

#morningcoffee #coffeetoday #turkishcoffeetime #turkishcoffee #coffeeandme #breakfasttime #londoncoffee

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Sep 9

Candle Light Concerts London

#candlelightconcert #candlelightconcerts #highstreetkensington #londonconcerts

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Sep 2

The well known great Persian physician and astronomer Rhazes (852-932) described the qualities of a plant known as bunn and the beverage buncham in his lost medical text Al-Haiwi (The Continent). Rhazes describes coffee as “hot and dry and very good for the stomach”.
Later, the Islamic doctor Avicenna Ibn Sina) (980-1037) included an entry for “buncham” in his text Al-Ganum fit-Tebb (The Canon of Medicine). He describes coffee as coming from Yemen and expanding on Rhazes, explained that it “fortifies the members, cleans the skin, and dries up the humidities that are under it, and gives an excellent smell to all the body”.

Reference: Coffee: Consumption and Health Implications
(Royal Society of Chemistry)
Edited by Adriana Farah

#coffeeinthemorning #firstthinginthemorning #historyofcoffee #coffeestories #goodtoknow #turkishcoffee

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