concept   tea
culture   Turkish
statement   In Turkish culture, tea is served strong, often sweet, and without milk in small glasses as a staple hot drink.
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1 chai (tea) Turkey Traditionally prepared with strong black tea, sugar, and often with fresh mint leaves 1
2 drinking hot tea Turkey Traditional to add spices like mint, cinnamon, or cardamom 1
3 herbal tea Turkey Herbal teas are commonly consumed for their aromatic and refreshing qualities, often served hot or cold 1
4 herbal teas Turkey Often served alongside traditional desserts or pastries 1
5 tea Turkey Tea is commonly served hot and strong, often with mint or other herbs 1
6 tea Turkey Strong and sweet, served in small glasses 1
7 tea Turkey Often served hot with strong flavors and sometimes with added spices 1
8 tea Turkey Never with milk, sometimes with sugar 1
9 tea Turkey Served strong and hot in small glasses with sugar cubes 1
10 tea Turkey Tea is strong and often served without milk 1
11 tea Turkey A staple drink, often served hot with specific preparation methods 1
12 tea Turkey Commonly served hot with milk and spices 1
13 tea Turkey Traditional hot drink served regularly throughout the day 1
14 tea Turkey Commonly served with mint and sugar in Morocco, often accompanied by Turkish delight in Turkey 1
15 tea Turkey Prepared strong, sweet, and served in small glasses 1
16 tea Turkey Tea is often served with milk and sugar 1
17 tea Turkish culture Served without milk and commonly consumed in small glasses 1
18 tea drinking Turkey Turkish tea, brewed in a double-stacked tea pot, is a staple drink and commonly offered to guests. 1