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Kali

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6. yeah I still have 2 or 3 of those big enamel coffee pots

Reply to IronLionZion (Reply #5)

Wed Aug 27, 2025, 11:17 AM

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we sometimes use them outdoors for group events. ha actually I have a cezve around here somewhere that has never been used. when I was in Turkey I preferred tea.

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In Turkey, your coffee comes with a side of destiny [View all] IronLionZion Yesterday OP

The Greek island of Ikaria is known for the longest life spans in the world bucolic_frolic Yesterday #1

Boiling coffee over a campfire was common for American cowboys back in the day IronLionZion Yesterday #2

I'm going to do some experimenting - grinding coffee to a powder bucolic_frolic Yesterday #3

boiling on stove is how my Grandmother made it for my cowboy Grampa Kali Yesterday #4

I enjoyed this guy's videos on cowboy coffee and other cowboy style outdoor cooking IronLionZion Yesterday #5

yeah I still have 2 or 3 of those big enamel coffee pots Kali Yesterday #6

They're sold online on sites like Amazon. I got a Cezve for Turkish coffee IronLionZion Yesterday #7

I went a little nuts and bought tea glasses, saucers, and small spoons Kali Yesterday #8