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Iced Americano in Winter: A Korean Coffee Habit

In Korea, many people drink iced Americano even in winter. The term “eoljuka (얼죽아)” reflects this unique coffee preference.

Iced Americano in Winter: A Korean Coffee Habit

Image source: Korea Tourism Organization (Photo Korea) / Photo by Lee Beom-su (KOGL Type 1)

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