Coffee
Lecturer sues coffee shop for tripping over sleeping dog
In a first of its kind incident, a lecturer has sued the owners of a coffee shop, where he tripped over a dog sleeping at the entrance and broke his arm.
Mahmut Şenol, who is also a journalist, filed a lawsuit for compensation of 31,000 Turkish Liras ($1,700).
Humans to order machines with power of thinking: Turkish expert
People will give orders to machines with the power of thinking in the near future when the real and the virtual worlds will collide, said a Turkish expert working in the global technology conglomerate Meta, formerly known as Facebook.
Woman opens coffee house only for females
A woman in the eastern province of Elazığ has converted a coffee house inherited from her father into a venue only for women of the Hal village, İhlas News Agency has reported.
"We, female villagers, are happy to be together, joining ourselves," 55-year-old Ayşe Günay told the news agency.
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İzmir Coffee festival starts tomorrow
İzmir's historical Gas Factory in Alsancak will host the İzmir Coffee Festival, which will take place on May 27, 28 and 29. There will also be concerts by popular musicians, workshops and coffee talks during the event, where 90 brands will offer their coffees to the participants.
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Turkey’s first coffee museum in Safranbolu
Turkey's first and only coffee museum is located in the Safranbolu district in the northern province of Karabük, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and among the "20 best-protected cities," hosting visitors in a 400-year-old historical Cinci inn.
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Italy woos UNESCO with ’magical’ espresso coffee rite
A shot of dark, velvety coffee is more than just a quick caffeine hit: Italy's espresso is a prized social and cultural ritual the country considers a national heritage worthy of UNESCO status.
Italians knock back some 30 million espressos a day, from Venice to Sicily, in porcelain cups or little glasses, with or without a splash of milk and see each one as a gesture of friendship.
Thousands throng border city for festivities, shopping
Edirne, a northwestern province of Turkey located near the Bulgarian and Greek borders, seems to be having one of the best times of this year with its exciting social activities and tourists densely flowing into the city.
How much will the price of coffee rise (again)?
Coffee is sold 4-6% more on the shelves of supermarket chains, while in restaurants there have been increases ranging from 5% to 20%. However, individual professionals, especially in the region, have raised prices by up to 33%.
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Entrepreneurs: Bulgaria’s Edible Cups
Miroslav Zapryanov's "Cupffee" makes waffle coffee cups in a new factory near Plovdiv and exports 97% of the production
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Turkish coffee still ‘most consumed coffee’ in country
The young Turkish generation has expanded the diversity of coffee consumption in Turkey, preferring to drink filter coffees or espressos, but Turkish coffee is still the most consumed coffee, daily Milliyet has reported.
"After Y, we have generation Z in Turkey, but Turkish coffee is still the king," the daily headlined on Oct. 8.