Cuisine

9 facts about Turkish coffee that may surprise you

Dating back to the 15th century, Turkish coffee is more than a cup of beverage for the Turks. It is a symbol of friendship, a tool for fortune telling and an excuse for chit chatting. A cup of coffee is remembered for forty years, an old Turkish apothegm says. Click though for 9 interesting facts about Turkish coffee that you probably don’t know, compiled by İnci Hazal Özcan:

Christmas Bazaar | Athens | November 25

After attracting more than 3,000 visitors last year, the St Paul's Anglican Church annual Christmas Bazaar is back, with a taste of all things British - from Christmas crackers and gifts to homemade marmalades, jams and chutneys, and from tea and teapots to calendars - as well as toys, books and Christmas cards, decorations, jewelry and quality used clothing. The event takes place from 11 a.m.

Street Food & Tunes | Athens | November 18

The Street Food & Tunes festival at Bios on Sunday, November 18, is inspired by the concept of a Mediterranean brunch menu and all proceeds will go toward the Merima charity for children and teenagers. Menu highlights include fried cauliflower with tartar sauce and tahini and date smoothies. Doors are open from noon to 6 p.m.

Bios, 84 Pireos, Metaxourgeio, tel 210.342.5335

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