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That's my elixir! How does it taste? Rashid,the funny part is that it doesn't have a standard taste as it depends on the amount of coffee,sugar and milk used.And trust me every one here is very precise as to how he wants his coffee.For example,if I run out of milk I cannot make one because I simply can't drink it without.So,my coffee has a very sweet,"milky" extra strong coffee kind of taste,if that made any sense  All right,I admit I can't describe it,you simply have to taste it yourself.But,the thing is that it is more than an addiction,it is kind of a ritual for me.And half of the pleasure lies on the preparation.I have combined it in my mind with happy times,summer,sea,sun, beach,greek islands,friends around...I believe ... I agree with everything you said Aribeth! Memories of summers in Greece! I would add, however, that Frappe does not taste the same outside of Greece. I was a full- blown Frappe addict while in Greece, prepared it several times since, alas, it's just not the same! Frappe does not taste the same outside of GreeceYes,I know  Last summer, I was at the Greek Islands Pathmos, Symi etc. I drank lots of this coffee, but I guess the name was different, not frappe, does anyone know the Greek name of it? |
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