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Some cardamom in your coffee?


TurkishCoffee, originally uploaded by hanlian.

Had some turkish coffee for the first time and I must say... it does take some getting used to. They put cardamom in the coffee. Guess that's what makes it turkish.

Anyways, for the uninitiated... cardamoms are the stuff people put into Biryani Rice. Interesting, don't you think?

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