Coffee & Tea

Arabic Coffee

قهوة عربية

Djibouti

Light roasted Arabica coffee with cardamom and saffron, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, symbol of Emirati hospitality, light golden color with distinct cardamom fragrance, served in tiny finjan cups.

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What it is

A closer look at Arabic Coffee.

Light roasted Arabica coffee with cardamom and saffron, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, symbol of Emirati hospitality, light golden color with distinct cardamom fragrance, served in tiny finjan cups.

What to look for

Know it when you find it.

Look for Arabic Coffee: light golden coffee with a strong cardamom fragrance is poured from a dallah into small finjan cups, with sugar served separately.

Where it belongs

Origins and
traditions.

Food rarely respects a border. These are the places the dataset connects most strongly to Arabic Coffee.

Traditional in

Djibouti

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Traditional in

Somalia

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Traditional in

Bahrain

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Traditional in

Jordan

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Kuwait

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Traditional in

Oman

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Traditional in

Qatar

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Traditional in

Saudi Arabia

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Traditional in

United Arab Emirates

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Traditional in

Yemen

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Names around the table

One food, more than one name.

Arabic Coffeeprimary
Bahraini Gahwalocal · 🇧🇭
Bedouin Coffeelocal · 🇯🇴
Bunalocal · 🇩🇯
Kahwalocal · 🇴🇲
Qahwalocal · 🇾🇪
Qatari Gahwalocal · 🇶🇦
Saudi Coffee (Qahwa)local · 🇸🇦
Yemeni Qahwalocal · 🇾🇪
قهوةlocal · 🇧🇭
قهوة سادةlocal · 🇯🇴
قهوة سعوديةlocal · 🇸🇦
قهوة عربيةlocal · 🇦🇪
قهوة عربيةlocal · 🇰🇼
قهوة عمانيةlocal · 🇴🇲
Qahwahalias

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