6 Popular Types Of Tea One Should Try In The Middle East

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Tea Culture In The Middle East

Tea is a beloved beverage enjoyed across the Middle East.

It is a potent blend of black tea, sweetened condensed milk, and an array of aromatic spices such as cardamom and cloves.

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1. Karak

This tea, typically made with green tea leaves, is infused with fresh mint leaves and sugar.

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2. Mint Tea

This herbal infusion is a blend of various aromatic herbs such as sage, marjoram, and thyme.

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3. Zhourat

It is made from ground orchid tubers, milk, and sugar, this thick and creamy drink is seasoned with cinnamon and sometimes garnished with chopped nuts or shredded coconut.

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4. Salep or Sahlab

Rosewater tea is a fragrant and delicate infusion made by adding rosewater to hot water and sometimes a hint of sugar.

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5. Rosewater Tea

It is a  is a luxurious treat made with world's most expensive spice, are steeped in hot water along with a touch of honey. 

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6. Saffron Tea

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From mint tea to the luxurious saffron infusion, each type of tea offers a unique sensory experience.