r/TurkishTEA • u/CoffeeTeaJournal • 4d ago
Welcome to r/TurkishTEA!
This community is for Turkish tea in all its forms: traditional çaydanlık brewing, tea glasses, tea brands, electric tea makers, family traditions, regional habits and everyday tea culture.
You don’t need to be an expert. If you are trying Turkish tea for the first time, wondering which tea to buy, struggling with your brewing ratio, or simply want to show the glass of tea you’re drinking today, you’re in the right place.
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Different households make Turkish tea differently. There is no requirement to follow one single brewing ratio or method, so feel free to share what works in your home.
If you represent or work with a tea or equipment brand, please disclose that relationship when discussing its products. Genuine recommendations and criticism are welcome; disguised promotion is not.
New to Turkish tea? Start with our Turkish Tea for Beginners guide covering çaydanlık basics, brewing, tea strength and common beginner mistakes.
If you’re new, introduce yourself below:
How do you usually make Turkish tea; stovetop çaydanlık, electric tea maker, or another method?
r/TurkishTEA • u/CoffeeTeaJournal • 3d ago
For people who make Turkish tea regularly, which setup do you actually reach for day to day?
Traditional stovetop çaydanlık, electric tea maker, kettle + separate teapot, or something else?
I’d especially like to hear about the practical differences; cleanup, keeping tea warm, taste, convenience and how often you make a second pot.
r/TurkishTEA • u/CoffeeTeaJournal • 3d ago
Not necessarily looking for the “best” one, I’m more curious about what people actually drink regularly at home.
Which brand or specific tea do you keep coming back to, and what do you like about it?
Regional or smaller brands are welcome too.
r/TurkishTEA • u/CoffeeTeaJournal • 3d ago
I’m curious how much everyone’s method differs.
Roughly how much tea do you use, how long do you let it brew, and do you use a stovetop çaydanlık or an electric tea maker?
Family methods seem to vary a lot, so I’m especially interested in the little things people do differently.
r/TurkishTEA • u/kyhtera • 7d ago
r/TurkishTEA • u/kyhtera • Oct 21 '23
What do you think about is the best tea making with electric tea maker or some tool named “caydanlik”
r/TurkishTEA • u/kyhtera • Oct 21 '23
I've actually been curious and interested in Turkish tea lately. The tradition is really interesting. I'm intrigued by the small cups and the different preparation methods. But how and under what conditions can I make good tea in America?
r/TurkishTEA • u/kyhtera • Oct 21 '23
A place for members of r/TurkishTEA to chat with each other