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Went to Greece last year and bought a "Greek Coffee", which was basically an Americano with coffee grains in it. Was this actually Greek Coffee or did I get scammed? How do I make real Greek Coffee?
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Take off the trip and I’ll ask grok for you
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>>22111950
no, that's about right. Greek coffee is just Turkish coffee but worse.
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>>22112002
After doing some research, it really was in a way. Like an Americano, what I drank was very plain, so I did pretty much get scammed. Made this thread as I didn't even know what a Briki was before.
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>>22112002
how is it different from turkish coffee, other than the name? i thought they were one in the same
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>>22112061
I don't know, I just know you can say that about anything Greek and it's true.
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>>22112061
they're not really, turks are just forever butthurt about greeks



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