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Bosnian coffee service with džezva, cup, sugar, and water in Mostar
Traditional

Bosnian Coffee

in Mostar

Bosnian coffee is served strong and unhurried, poured from a džezva into small cups and usually accompanied by sugar, rahat lokum, or slow conversation.

Did you know?

The ritual matters as much as the drink itself; Bosnian coffee is meant to be poured, sipped, and stretched into conversation.

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