Do people in your country enjoy Bosnian Coffee?
Do people in your country enjoy Bosnian Coffee?
Luis Garcia
Mason Howard
In USA coffee is commonly Colombian, Mexican or Arabic.
Isaac Ross
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Thomas Hall
Coffee in my country=espresso
Xavier Cook
>that huge sugar cube for that small cup
coffee must be really shit to need that much sugar. not even a coffee drinker but thats the way it goes isnt it
Nolan Morris
You mean Greek coffee
Dylan Taylor
I used to drink Bosnian coffee a lot.
It was very acidic, like liking a battery.
Carter Kelly
>Be Eastern Europeans
>Put a ton of sugar in stuff
>Never get fat
>Be Americans
>Put a ton of sugar in stuff
>Get fat
Why?
Owen Wood
It's not fair, friend. Balkan countries' national dish is literally burger.
Wyatt Nguyen
you surely mean turkish, and boy they do
>ćevapi
>burger
it doesn't taste like plastic or grass tho
Juan Scott
No need to be rude, Ogi
Nathaniel Young
They're turkish delights you moron
Angel Ramirez
they use sugar - americans use corn syrup
Robert Brown
i am not rude, just realistic. your food literally has no taste.
>sugar
top kek didn't see this one
Ayden Peterson
>reads buzzfeed once
James Jackson
>reads food packets never
Ayden Torres
Non-shariah countries have the option of choosing from multiple brands, just like we have the option of buying cutlery without showing ID
Alexander Brooks
What is that yellow cube?
Some old folks here drink kopi arang (charcoal coffee) where you put hot coal into coffee.
Jaxson Sanchez
Do Malaysians enjoy kopi lukak, uma delicia?
Luis Butler
it's turkish delight
>coal
wtf, doesn't that ruin the flavor?
Charles Jenkins
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Gavin Hughes
he's never read the lion, the witch, and the wardrobe, user. cut him some slack
Ryder Campbell
No, only some Indonesian cafe in Kuala Lumpur have them.
Most Malaysian drink either milk tea called teh tarik(pulled tea) or milo.
I hate it but older people like them.
Zachary Smith
We just have it in different cups here, which is Turkish coffee