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Every country has a different way of preparing their coffee and there is nothing extraordinary about it. But when it comes to the turks , there is more to coffee than just ‘coffee’. The Turkish coffee was invented in the 16 th century in the Middle Eastern countries and later spread to Europe and Russia.  The Turkish coffee is not so popular because they use some unique blend of coffee but because they prepare their coffee in a unique pot (Turkish coffee maker) known as cezve. Cezve is a small pot especially utilized for making Turkish coffee . This pot is usually made of copper with a brass handle. But lately, you can also get czeve made from aluminum, stainless steel and ceramic as well. The coffee maker looks like a tumbler attached with a long handle. The czeve was originally designed for preparing coffee in the desert using the hot sand. This is the reason why czeve is made of copper as it conducts heat much more efficiently as compared to other metals.  ...

Apart from being super stylish copper also helps you with the cooking process as well since it is the second best metal after silver when it comes to the conduction of heat. The surface of copper utensils warm up quickly and stays that way for a longer duration. It also ensures a proper heat distribution and leads to a uniform cooking process. It means no burnt bits and you have more control over the cooking process.  Also contrary to the popular belief, copper is absolutely safe for cooking as long as it is lined with some sort of a non-reactive metal such as nickel, tin or stainless steel. Most of the copper cookware comes with a metal lining made from nickel, tin or stainless steel. Cook everything in your copper pan without thinking twice and the metal lining will keep your food safe.  But once you are done cooking , comes the more important part and i.e. cleaning it. There is this old rumor which still prevents people from getting and using copper ute...

Why is copper water perfect for storing water? It is a healthier option because copper naturally alkalizes the water and small amounts of the trace copper, which is a very important mineral required for several vital tasks of the body gets leached into the water.   It acts as a natural self-sterilizer . Most of the bacteria, viruses and fungi all have an allergic      reaction to copper killing almost all of them. Unlike iron, copper oxidizes in a very different way. When iron oxidizes it leads to the formation of a reddish brown substance known as rust, which weakens the metal. But in the case of copper, as it ages it develops a patina onto its surface which is green in color. This does not affect the strength of the copper adversely, which means copper utensils can last for up to ages without getting damaged too much.   Copper the giver Copper is one mineral the human body cannot synthesize on its own but i...

If you are a Moscow mule lover, this question might have crossed your mind, that why is a Moscow mule always served in a copper mule mug . Well, there is a little bit of science and a ti ny bit of history behind it. When Moscow mule was first invented in the year 1941, it was originally served and advertised in copper mugs. Since then, the drink has been served in a copper mule mug only and real Moscow mule lovers won’t like it any other way.    Now coming to the science, copper is one metal which is known for its conductivity of both cold and hot temperature. The reason why cold beverages such as Moscow mule are served in copper mugs and copper bottom cookware are preferred for slow cooking is because copper is one metal which conducts temperatures very efficiently. When the copper metal comes in contact with the heat, it absorbs the heat evenly via the surface and retains it. The same way when the cold temperature comes in contact with the metal it ab...