Turkish coffee is a darker roast than Greek coffee. Greek coffee is a very light roast. What this means is that although it is not as bitter as Turkish coffee, its caffeine content is higher. The more you roast coffee, the more caffeine is lost in the process.
Pretty cool you loved Greek coffee instantly. In my opinion, I have tried both Turkish and Greek coffee when I was in both countries, but I love the Greek coffee much more. It's much more aromatic than the Turkish, or Arab coffee (I was in middle east too), and this is mainly because the Greek coffee beans are way less roasted than the Turkish one. And therefor much more of the flavor in a aromatic state than with Turkish or Arab. Think of this. When you caramelise onions, onions become tastier and tastier when you brown them. But then when you blackened the onions, they are far worse and bitter. Hence this for me Greek coffee has truly an amazing taste. I drink my Greek coffee medium sweet.
Thanks for sharing your experience, nice to read it! Honestly I never drink turkish coffee, except for one when I was younger, but can remember it was super bitter indeed. As for the Greek one, I'm not quite sure how much sugar she put it, but it was definitely waaay tastier and actually really nice! But this could be because of what you're saying. ☺
Greek coffee with a bit of sugar gives a whole new definition to the taste which might be good or bad for some but it's definitely an acquired taste. P.S. I got nervous for a moment when you asked that woman about Turkish coffee. Glad she didn't make a big deal out of it :D
I have been telling people in Greece about Iordanis bougatsa since 2004, since i was 10 and most people knew nothing about it, then Gordon Ramsay goes there and the delayed gratification couldn't feel sweeter.
Better late than never I guess? ☺️ - but yes, I wished I discovered it a bit earlier on our trip as well. Our host recommended it to us - and I am glad she did. Wish I could have eaten more, it was THAT good 🥹
@@carolshaw7904 Hope so! The weather was unbearable in old town. I would highly recommend renting a car (with AC) and wander off to the beautiful beaches to cool down. - Hope you have a wonderful time ✨
According to Google you can drink from the tap! As we would leave the room in the morning and come back in the evenings we always had bottled water to be honest 🙈.. hope this helps!
next time don't compare greek food or anything to other countries. specially turkey haha " we greeks invented all " that's what she thought but did't say hahahahaah
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Turkish coffee is a darker roast than Greek coffee. Greek coffee is a very light roast. What this means is that although it is not as bitter as Turkish coffee, its caffeine content is higher. The more you roast coffee, the more caffeine is lost in the process.
Pretty cool you loved Greek coffee instantly. In my opinion, I have tried both Turkish and Greek coffee when I was in both countries, but I love the Greek coffee much more. It's much more aromatic than the Turkish, or Arab coffee (I was in middle east too), and this is mainly because the Greek coffee beans are way less roasted than the Turkish one. And therefor much more of the flavor in a aromatic state than with Turkish or Arab. Think of this. When you caramelise onions, onions become tastier and tastier when you brown them. But then when you blackened the onions, they are far worse and bitter. Hence this for me Greek coffee has truly an amazing taste.
I drink my Greek coffee medium sweet.
Thanks for sharing your experience, nice to read it! Honestly I never drink turkish coffee, except for one when I was younger, but can remember it was super bitter indeed. As for the Greek one, I'm not quite sure how much sugar she put it, but it was definitely waaay tastier and actually really nice! But this could be because of what you're saying. ☺
🇬🇷 our lovely neighbour 🥰 thank u for sharing this enjoyable video with us💙 looking forward to see moreeeeee xx
Thank you so much Buse 🥰
Love the chill vibes cretes on the summer trip list for sure 😎
Happy to hear!! I also kind of miss how it was. Hope to visit soon (also other islands) ♥️
Crete ❤ ❤ ❤
sweet! nice vibe, your video!
Thanks a lot! ☺️
Se come muy bien en Kreta Mirando a burcu ❤
Greek coffee with a bit of sugar gives a whole new definition to the taste which might be good or bad for some but it's definitely an acquired taste.
P.S. I got nervous for a moment when you asked that woman about Turkish coffee. Glad she didn't make a big deal out of it :D
Omg, what did I miss? 🙄
@@burcuigit as far as I know Greeks don't like their coffee called Turkish :)
Lovely video. I love crete
Thank you ♥️
06:11 you almost start a war 😂😂😂
The old part is so nice,like the old port.
Yep, totally agree!
I have been telling people in Greece about Iordanis bougatsa since 2004, since i was 10 and most people knew nothing about it, then Gordon Ramsay goes there and the delayed gratification couldn't feel sweeter.
Better late than never I guess? ☺️ - but yes, I wished I discovered it a bit earlier on our trip as well. Our host recommended it to us - and I am glad she did. Wish I could have eaten more, it was THAT good 🥹
bella chania bella grecia
It's even more beautiful in real life 💕
Great vlog. We are visiting later this year. Can I ask what month was this filmed in. Just wondering for temperatures.
How exciting! I hope you were able to visit and had a great time ☺️.
This was filmed mid July 2023!
@@burcuigit thanks for your reply, we are visiting in late August this year, hoping for a slightly lower temperature 😉😅
@@carolshaw7904 Hope so! The weather was unbearable in old town. I would highly recommend renting a car (with AC) and wander off to the beautiful beaches to cool down. - Hope you have a wonderful time ✨
@@burcuigit thank you, great advice. Love your channel ♥️
@@carolshaw7904 awh, this really made my day. Thank you so much!
Come to ardabil sis you are gonna like it
can you drink tap water in Chania?
According to Google you can drink from the tap! As we would leave the room in the morning and come back in the evenings we always had bottled water to be honest 🙈.. hope this helps!
next time don't compare greek food or anything to other countries. specially turkey haha " we greeks invented all " that's what she thought but did't say hahahahaah
🫣🙈🙈 - I am sorry!
Turkish food is much better
Wtf hell no
Turkish food is trash