Go Around The World Enjoying Exotic Coffee Cups

Coffee has always been a familiar drink and has an attractive appeal to many people. In different countries, coffee is varied in many different ways. Here are 9 types of coffees that you should enjoy at least once in your life, because of its extremely attractive taste and strange processing style. Weasel is also known as Kopi Luwak (Indonesia). There are quite a lot of people will have to "shrug, shudders" with the processing of this coffee

. People process this coffee by feeding ripe coffee weasels, after being unable to digest the coffee beans will be excreted through the stool. These beans are then picked, separated, dried and used as other types of coffee. This coffee is quite expensive, in Vietnam it costs about 3,000 USD / kg (equivalent to more than 60 million VND) Elephant Coffee The process of production behind this premium coffee begins with the elephants in Thailand.



Here, elephants are fed with Thai Arabica coffee berries, then they will go to collect coffee from elephant manure after a period of time they are "naturally fermented". can be enjoyed in Vietnam. The way to prepare this drink is quite simple but takes many steps. The egg yolks are beaten and mixed with freshly brewed hot coffee, adding sweetened condensed milk to create a rich, rich and delicious flavor. In Scandinavia or America, people brew this coffee by mixing coffee powder with egg yolks or egg whites, then putting it in boiling water and filtering. Egg coffee is only delicious when you use it hot.Kopi Joss - Red Charcoal CoffeeThe unique charcoal coffee was invented in 1960, that is nearly 60 years ago The creator of this hot coal coffee is a local coffee shop owner called Mr.



Pak Man. The scene of this charcoal coffee is also quite random. At that time, Mr. Man was boiling water to make coffee as usual, suddenly he looked at the burning coal and an idea flashed in his mind. Mr. Man said that drinking coffee a lot will damage the stomach and it is this hot coal that will help the stomach feel more comfortable. So Mr. Man took a piece of hot coal and put it in a cup of coffee.



From then on, Mr. Man's hot coal coffee started to be known and famous until today. Pepper Coffee Moroccan believes that coffee will not taste right without black pepper. Coffee is pureed with a small amount of pepper, can add nutmeg, cinnamon, ginger and other spices. All form a strange aromatic and nutritious drink. Salt coffee Putting salt in the coffee is obvious if you enjoy coffee in Siberia, Turkey, Hungary ...



Salt makes coffee more fragrant. , less bitter, thick and rich. Therefore, instead of sugar, they often put beside a small salt jar for diners. Kopi Gu You- Butter Coffee This is a specialty coffee of Singapore. They put a small piece of butter in their coffee, to make the coffee more aromatic and creamy. Cheese coffee The Swedes often put a piece of cheese in their hot coffee. The cheese that makes the coffee bitter will be richer and richer. Choosing the right cheese for coffee is also something that Swedish or Hispanic people are very concerned about.



They often eat bread when using this coffee. Lemon Coffee In Brazil, people love to add a slice of lemon to their coffee. At that time, this drink reduces heat, has a mild acidic taste and is very effective in relieving headaches after a stressful working day..

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