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    Why isn't my Greek coffee strong in flavor?
    Michele
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    Because most Greek beans are light roasted, therefore lighter in flavor. However, the longer it sits, the stronger it should get, so give it a bit more time.
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    Where in Pretoria can I buy Greek coffee?
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    Maybe just try ordering it anywhere. You can also go to eBay or Amazon and look up Greek coffee to make it yourself.
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    Why Turkish coffee is better than Greek coffee?
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    Neither is inherently better than the other. If you like the taste of Turkish coffee better and want to know why, it's probably that Turkish coffee is brewed with the addition of powdered cardamom.
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    How can I make the foam last longer?
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    Greek coffee is not supposed to have foam. If you want foam anyway, froth a bit of warm milk with half a teaspoon of sugar. The warm and sugary milk will hold the foam best.
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