Vietnam's Rang Dong makes Arabian vacuum flask for coffee lovers

Coffee has long been present in Saudi Arabia, having risen beyond its nature of an agricultural product to become deeply attached to the rich culture and traditions of the Kingdom. The lightly roasted Arabica variety, known as Khawlani beans, has made its way into the Saudi values of hospitality, music, and literature. Therefore,“2022 - Year of Saudi coffee” is totally a perfect initiative to celebrate this subculture.

Coffee and tea are the most popular beverages in the Arab countries. While coffee might be preferred, tea is their must-have daily. Most people in the Middle East would drink several cups of tea everyday. The most common time for Arabian tea is before and after meals as well as during gatherings. For visitors of the Arab countries, here are the five types of their most popular tea one should try: chamomile tea, cardamom tea, mint tea, hibiscus tea and dried lime tea. Let’s take a look at these varieties.

Arabica Coffee is a kind of beans coffea arabica plants. While it was first found in Ethiopia and cultivated in Yemen, Brazil has been the world’s biggest producer of the variety, accounting for nearly 40 percent of global Arabica output. The following article gives an overview of Arabica coffee history and its presence around the world.

“Hydro flask’’ often makes us think of the modern stainless-steel type. But in fact, “hydro flask” describes all types of flasks used for keeping drinks. One of the world’s ancient flasks is the Arabic version. And in this article, we will understand more about this unique and classic Middle Eastern hydro flask which is famous for features of Arabic natives.

Arabic coffee or qahwah and majlis were inscribed on the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2015. Qahwah was inscribed under "Arabic coffee is a symbol of generosity" title and majlis under "Majlis, a cultural and social space" title. They are two of seven elements of Saudi Arabia present on this list. Let's have a look at qahwah and majlis as well as why they are honored by UNESCO in this post.

The word “champagne” may remind us of an alcohol drink and even something haram. However, Saudi champagne is refreshing and non-alcoholic. The beverage is made amid strict punishments for drinking alcohol in Saudi Arabia and is widely used in parties and celebrations. It can be said as the soul of local humans which any foreigner must try when visiting.

The best way to study the cuisine of a country is on the streets, experienced travellers often say. Street food is usually fast food enjoyed by almost every local. Many street foods are traditional foods as well. From the Middle East to Southeast Asia, mutabbaq has made its name as a popular street food but to many people, its most original version is Saudi Arabian style. Let’s look into the mutabbaq recipe to see why people love it.

Muslims have a diverse and rich cuisine that exists for centuries along with their attractive and interesting culture. Dining in the Saudi Arabia's capital is a truly multicultural experience where international culinary influences are found intertwined with signature famous dishes representing the countries of the Middle East.

The Arabic coffee pot, particularly as developed in the Middle East, played an active role in the preparation of coffee. To the Arabians, the dallah is synonymous with the ancient Bedouin traditions, where the ritual of coffee preparation, serving and drinking was a sign of hospitality. In this article, we are going to have a look at this unique coffee pot.