<p>Turkish coffee is often blended with cardamom.</p>

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I believe this could be a tradition in another part of the world. Could you consider contributing to the following question? https://coffee.stackexchange.com/questions/2821/what-are-coffee-flavorings-found-around-the-globe/2825#2825
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<p>I used a spice/coffee grinder to grind coffee beans for the Moka pot since nothing else was available and the flax seed residue from previous grind left a nutty flavor per chance. I liked the taste and I am now blending beans &amp; seeds together. Does anybody else do the same?? Any advice? Any other ideas how to add a nutty flavor to Moka Pot? Does it add any nutritional value, at all? Thanks!</p>

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Moka pot - adding nutty flavor to coffee
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# Moka pot - adding nutty flavor to coffee

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-04-02)

I used a spice/coffee grinder to grind coffee beans for the Moka pot since nothing else was available and the flax seed residue from previous grind left a nutty flavor per chance. I liked the taste and I am now blending beans & seeds together. Does anybody else do the same?? Any advice? Any other ideas how to add a nutty flavor to Moka Pot? Does it add any nutritional value, at all? Thanks!

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2020-04-24. Score: 1

Turkish coffee is often blended with cardamom.

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> **username_2**: I believe this could be a tradition in another part of the world. Could you consider contributing to the following question? https://coffee.stackexchange.com/questions/2821/what-are-coffee-flavorings-found-around-the-globe/2825#2825  

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