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Kopi Joss (Indonesia):
This is coffee with a twist—literally. A piece of burning charcoal is dropped into the coffee, giving it a unique flavor and reducing acidity.
Egg Coffee (Vietnam):
Known as Cà Phê Trứng, this concoction blends coffee with a creamy mixture of egg yolk and condensed milk, creating a rich, custard-like topping.
Cheese Coffee (Sweden):
Called Kaffeost, it's coffee poured over chunks of cheese called juustoleipä. The cheese softens and absorbs the coffee, making for a unique, chewy treat.
Cascara Coffee (Global):
Made from the dried husks of coffee cherries, this drink is brewed like tea and has a fruity, slightly sweet flavor, different from typical coffee.
Civet Coffee (Kopi Luwak, Indonesia):
This controversial and expensive coffee is made from beans that have been eaten and excreted by civet cats. The fermentation process in the cat's digestive system is said to enhance the flavor.
Bulletproof Coffee (Global):
This high-calorie coffee is blended with butter and medium-chain triglyceride (MCT) oil, popularized by the ketogenic diet for its purported energy-boosting effects.
Lemon Coffee (Italy):
Known as Espresso Romano, this involves serving espresso with a slice of lemon, which is believed to enhance the coffee's flavor.
Mazagran (Portugal):
An iced coffee drink that combines coffee with lemon juice or lemonade, sometimes with a splash of rum.
Soya Sauce Coffee (Japan):
In some regions, coffee is flavored with soy sauce to add a savory twist to the drink.
Spiced Coffee (Middle East)
In countries like Saudi Arabia and Turkey, coffee is often brewed with spices such as cardamom, cinnamon, and cloves for a rich, aromatic flavor.
Coffee is a versatile beverage that can be enjoyed in countless ways.