Drinking Ethiopian Coffee in Addis Ababa
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Date: 2019-08-19
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The Ethiopian people that make this coffee really should be charging more for it. at least charging the tourists more and not the locals. If they as people can be exploited for their labor and have their products exported for dirt cheap, the Ethiopian people in return should AT LEAST charge these tourists the same prices as you would find in a Starbucks. Those tourists are getting high quality product and a truly unique and interesting experience. If some White, modern-day carpetbaggers came in and decided to further exploit these people and create a business off of this in those people's homes. How much do you think a cup of coffee would go for then? I imagine not a mere 30 cents a cup. Stuff like this makes me upset. This woman looks so kind and genuinely helpful. I wonder if the maker of this video let her know what a cup of coffee like that would go for in America or whereever he's from? Probably not. to keep the people ignorant and keep things nice and cheap for the next time him and any of his comrades want to revisit the area. So, so upsetting.
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The Ethiopian people that make this coffee really should be charging more for it. at least charging the tourists more and not the locals. If they as people can be exploited for their labor and have their products exported for dirt cheap, the Ethiopian people in return should AT LEAST charge these tourists the same prices as you would find in a Starbucks. Those tourists are getting high quality product and a truly unique and interesting experience. If some White, modern-day carpetbaggers came in and decided to further exploit these people and create a business off of this in those people's homes. How much do you think a cup of coffee would go for then? I imagine not a mere 30 cents a cup. Stuff like this makes me upset. This woman looks so kind and genuinely helpful. I wonder if the maker of this video let her know what a cup of coffee like that would go for in America or whereever he's from? Probably not. to keep the people ignorant and keep things nice and cheap for the next time him and any of his comrades want to revisit the area. So, so upsetting.
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U looked sooo happy at the intro & that girl is sooo pretty with her wonderful smile I got such JOY watching this From the start When love & joy in a humble looking place like that. Food is made. I bet it taste even better Reminded me of when I went to dem rep & drunk coffee from a humble family that had verry little. It tasted like love was put into it I really thank rustic food made with joy & move makes the food taste better And the spirt there seems so humbling & joyful just watching.
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U looked sooo happy at the intro & that girl is sooo pretty with her wonderful smile I got such JOY watching this From the start When love & joy in a humble looking place like that. Food is made. I bet it taste even better Reminded me of when I went to dem rep & drunk coffee from a humble family that had verry little. It tasted like love was put into it I really thank rustic food made with joy & move makes the food taste better And the spirt there seems so humbling & joyful just watching.
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Aksum አክሱም ፣ ንግሥት
Yes Mark you did it the proper way. Drinking coffee in the birthplace of coffee. That's the best way to do it. Eating pizza in Italy is better, eating sushi in Japan is better, eating curry in India is better, etc. Home made meals and drinks are always authentic and nostalgic. #Authentic
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Yes Mark you did it the proper way. Drinking coffee in the birthplace of coffee. That's the best way to do it. Eating pizza in Italy is better, eating sushi in Japan is better, eating curry in India is better, etc. Home made meals and drinks are always authentic and nostalgic. #Authentic
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Yeabsira Gezu
coffee in Ethiopia is best when its brewed at home not on the street where nowadays the coffee makers put khat in the coffee to make people addicted to the coffee. but home made coffee with a family is best for the reasons that you are surrounded by family, its authentic and not commercialized version.
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coffee in Ethiopia is best when its brewed at home not on the street where nowadays the coffee makers put khat in the coffee to make people addicted to the coffee. but home made coffee with a family is best for the reasons that you are surrounded by family, its authentic and not commercialized version.
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SparkzMxzXZ
30c per cup. god i'll myself out there, looks too good. no sugar though, need to get a taste of it alone first. with commercialisation of coffee in the form of large cafe chains, i have forgotten that Ethiopia was one of the founding places of this substances i'm so addicted to
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30c per cup. god i'll myself out there, looks too good. no sugar though, need to get a taste of it alone first. with commercialisation of coffee in the form of large cafe chains, i have forgotten that Ethiopia was one of the founding places of this substances i'm so addicted to
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Ibiwild
A tear is running down my face, when I lived with my granny in Massauwa, the Bunna ritual was on daily bases and I was young, but I could always manage to geta cup, my uncle use to get the coffee beans fresh directly from Harar, I miss my country so much
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A tear is running down my face, when I lived with my granny in Massauwa, the Bunna ritual was on daily bases and I was young, but I could always manage to geta cup, my uncle use to get the coffee beans fresh directly from Harar, I miss my country so much
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Vegan Gaynes
Ethiopian Limu Inara coffee is by far the best coffee I've ever tasted. I live in Ottawa, Canada, and we're lucky enough here to be able to drink this in Bridgehead coffee shops, or buy them whole grain in bags and grind them ourselves at home: )
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Ethiopian Limu Inara coffee is by far the best coffee I've ever tasted. I live in Ottawa, Canada, and we're lucky enough here to be able to drink this in Bridgehead coffee shops, or buy them whole grain in bags and grind them ourselves at home: )
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آلاءَ Aa Laa
Ethiopian coffee is the best especially when it serviced in the traditional pot Jabanna. here in Sudan we also have the same way of making coffee and we call it Jabanaa tooYou should try Sudanese coffee one day i'am sure you'd like it too
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Ethiopian coffee is the best especially when it serviced in the traditional pot Jabanna. here in Sudan we also have the same way of making coffee and we call it Jabanaa tooYou should try Sudanese coffee one day i'am sure you'd like it too
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Joseph Alvarez
The Ethiopian girl brewing the coffee is actually lesbian and is rather fond of Marks wife who is holding the camera and filming lol in Ethiopia staring and smiling at some one like that is considered flirting
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The Ethiopian girl brewing the coffee is actually lesbian and is rather fond of Marks wife who is holding the camera and filming lol in Ethiopia staring and smiling at some one like that is considered flirting
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Aseem Goel
Hey Mark, If you ever go to Indonesia then go to Jogjakarta(its their cultural capital. They have a famous 'coal coffee' over there. You should try it. I tried it during my travels, its good: )
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Hey Mark, If you ever go to Indonesia then go to Jogjakarta(its their cultural capital. They have a famous 'coal coffee' over there. You should try it. I tried it during my travels, its good: )
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