top of page

Animated Mornings: Slither.io Logic and Turkish Coffee



Fast-Paced Sips

In the exhilarating world of indie animation, "Slither.io Logic" by Gizzy Gazza presents an engaging twist on the popular browser game, bringing to life its strategic and fast-paced nature.


The Film: "Slither.io Logic" by Gizzy Gazza

"Slither.io Logic" transforms the simple yet addictive gameplay of Slither.io into a captivating animated story. The film captures the essence of the game, where strategy, quick thinking, and sometimes sheer luck, dictate the path to success. Gizzy Gazza brings a delightful spin to the game's mechanics, infusing humor and personality into the world of colorful, competing snakes. It's a short film that not only resonates with fans of the game but also appeals to anyone who appreciates clever, fast-paced storytelling.


The Pair: Intense Turkish Coffee

Just as "Slither.io Logic" requires sharp focus and quick reactions, Turkish Coffee offers a similarly intense experience. This traditional coffee is known for its strong, rich flavor and its unique method of preparation, which has been perfected over centuries. A small cup of Turkish Coffee packs a punch, offering a concentrated dose of caffeine and bold taste that can invigorate the senses - a fitting beverage to accompany the high-energy escapades of the slithering protagonists.

Making Turkish Coffee is an art that combines finely ground coffee with water and often sugar, cooked together in a special pot called a cezve or ibrik. This style of coffee is known for its strong flavor and thick consistency. Here's how you can make it at home:


Ingredients:

  • 1 cup of cold water (use one coffee cup of water per serving)

  • 1-2 tablespoons of finely ground Turkish coffee (adjust to taste)

  • Sugar to taste (optional)

  • Cardamom or other spices (optional)

Equipment:

  • A Turkish coffee pot (cezve or ibrik)

  • A small spoon

  • A heat source (stove)

Instructions:

  1. Measure the Water: Pour cold water into the cezve. Use one coffee cup of water per serving.

  2. Add Coffee and Sugar: Add the Turkish coffee grounds to the water. Do not stir yet. If you like your coffee sweetened, add sugar at this stage. You can also add a pinch of cardamom or other desired spices for extra flavor.

  3. Mix Well: Gently stir the mixture to combine the coffee, water, and sugar.

  4. Cook the Coffee: Place the cezve on low heat. Allow the coffee to heat slowly. Watch carefully as the coffee will start to froth and rise.

  5. Remove Just Before Boiling: Just as the coffee starts to boil and the foam rises, remove the cezve from the heat. You might need to do this a couple of times to prevent it from boiling over. The key is to let it rise slowly and remove it before it boils.

  6. Serve the Coffee: Pour a little of the foam into each cup, then slowly pour the coffee into the cups, allowing the foam to rise to the top. Ideally, the coffee grounds will settle at the bottom of the cup.

  7. Allow it to Settle: Let the coffee sit for a few minutes to allow the grounds to settle at the bottom of the cup.

Tips:

  • Grind Size: The coffee should be ground to a very fine powder, finer than espresso grind. Most coffee suppliers who sell Turkish coffee will grind it to the correct consistency.

  • No Stirring After Cooking: Once you start cooking the coffee, do not stir it again. Stirring after it starts heating can disrupt the formation of foam.

  • Patience is Key: Turkish coffee needs to be cooked slowly to achieve the right flavor and consistency.

  • Customizing: Adjust the amount of coffee and sugar to your taste. Some people enjoy it unsweetened, while others prefer it quite sweet.

Enjoy your Turkish Coffee with its rich flavor and cultural heritage. It's not just a drink, but an experience that transcends the simple act of sipping coffee.

7 views

Recent Posts

See All
bottom of page