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'''Kawhe''' is a highly caffeinated drink consisting of a percolation, infusion, or decoction of ground [[kola]] nuts. It is traditionally served hot with sugar or [[anise]]. | '''Kawhe''' is a highly caffeinated drink consisting of a percolation, infusion, or decoction of ground [[kola]] nuts. It is traditionally served hot with sugar or [[anise]]. | ||
Kawhe originated in the village of [[El'Jazira]], which is still its primary outlet by way of [[Habbib]]. Since then, other derivatives and kawhe-based delicacies have been developed by foreign powers, such as the dessert known as tiramisu. | Kawhe originated in the village of [[El'Jazira]], which is still its primary outlet by way of [[Habbib]]. Since then, other derivatives and kawhe-based delicacies have been developed by foreign powers, such as "Blizzard Kawhe" sold by [[Melodia]] in the city of [[Cyrene]] and the dessert known as tiramisu. | ||
Adventurers sometimes make erroneous references to "coffee." This word is based entirely in fiction, as "kawhe" is indeed the proper term. | Adventurers sometimes make erroneous references to "coffee." This word is based entirely in fiction, as "kawhe" is indeed the proper term. | ||
[[Category:Food and drink]] | [[Category:Food and drink]] | ||
Revision as of 21:05, 10 December 2007
Kawhe is a highly caffeinated drink consisting of a percolation, infusion, or decoction of ground kola nuts. It is traditionally served hot with sugar or anise.
Kawhe originated in the village of El'Jazira, which is still its primary outlet by way of Habbib. Since then, other derivatives and kawhe-based delicacies have been developed by foreign powers, such as "Blizzard Kawhe" sold by Melodia in the city of Cyrene and the dessert known as tiramisu.
Adventurers sometimes make erroneous references to "coffee." This word is based entirely in fiction, as "kawhe" is indeed the proper term.