Turkish Coffee Made With Hot Sand

The best way to make Turkish coffee involves sand.

[Pascotam]

Turkish coffee was the first non-instant coffee I have ever tasted. And i tried that during my 2 week’s trip across Turkey. Very nice and warm people throughout the whole trip. Even the soldiers in mountains were friendly.

[bellabells]

I always thought that the sand is the coffee and it would came right through the cup from the bottom. Anyone? Nope, just me.

[wawagirl]

the music in the background is so wrong.. theres nothing turkish in that

[firstnamelastname]

To all the people(or maybe just me)who thought that the coffee is unlimited or the coffee is sucked up from bottom or etc,
Actually, the coffee is just boiling and more bubble is forming making it look like the volume of coffee has increase. And when the man pour the coffee into the cup, he doesn't pour it all. He just pour a little. But from our perspective, we thought he had pour it all . And after, that he will heat it up again at the sand and the coffee boil and "coffee maker cup" become full again. Thus, it make us think why the coffee will keep refilling by itself

[DmitriFilms]

I've had Turkish coffee. It's perfect. I usually add milk and sugar to my coffee, but Turkish coffee needs nothing. It's perfect the way it is.

[Gilamath.]

I used to love getting Turkish coffee. I haven't been anywhere near the parts of the world where it's sold in streets for some years, so I've resolved to make it myself. A small cast iron basting pot filled with sand, a simple hot plate (maybe induction), a copper cezve, a turkish coffee grinder, some medium roast coffee beans from my favorite roaster, and of course a demitasse. Mmm, delicious

[SpadesNeil]

I've had Turkish coffee at the local mosque during their yearly cookouts where they invite the whole community. It's VERY good.

[MuhammadHanif-ydts]

wow. amazing, wonder where i can taste turkish coffee made with hot sand like that in south east asia

[markosunjka]

Making arabic coffee while playing Indian music and calling it turkish coffee
This is the most American thing i have ever seen

[NotNibrasakhi]

"I hate sand"
-anakin Skywalker

[KeannuArroyo]

am i the only one waiting for turkish march not this background music

[LengThao]

We use sand baths in lab to disperse heat evenly within our reactions. Also in cases of reactions where open flames can lead to any sort of combustion, sand baths are preferred. Yeah real neat-o.

[JustinZamora]

I will go to Turkey just for this. And many other things.

[pkrent]

thumbnail should say: this coffe is made IN hot sand

[kanameyuu]

I actually thought that the coffee was made with hot sand i was like
*Wtf who would drink sand coffee*

[mr.raymond]

As long as no sand makes it's way into the coffee. Would overflowing make sand stick to the sides or bottom of boiling metal cup thing?

[lukedis]

The turkish coffee was made so for a long time and it will be made so! We have a cezve too and we made it so in Turkey and drink it!💓
Sry for my English, because I'm from Turkey but I live in Germany

[sad.]

'Because the ground coffee beans aren't filtered out'
ABIT NOBODY GOT TIME FOR THAT

[haera]

That is a very beautiful way to boil a coffee 😍

[sudeturkmen]

gonna be there in a week and 6 days I'm dying can't wait