Greek Coffee (Metrios)
Greek Coffee is made using a few different methods. The listing above is for the metrios method.
In this method one heaping teaspoon (~5 grams) of finely ground Greek coffee is added to a briki pot, along with 1 teaspoon of sugar and 1/4 cup (60 mls) of water. The mixture is heated until foam rises to the top, just before it boils. The coffee is then poured into a cup and served.
The caffeine content of Greek coffee can vary between 40-60 mg due to a number of factors, so the amount above reflects what one could expect to find on average. Another version of Greek coffee (vary glykos) uses 2 heaping teaspoons of coffee and would have double the caffeine content of metrios.
Greeks also drink a coffee called sweet boiled coffee, which is boiled three times. This is called glykivrastos. This version would have a slightly higher caffeine content since most of the caffeine would be extracted from the ground coffee. It would range between 60-80 mg of caffeine per serving.
Ingredients in Greek Coffee (Metrios)
Finely Ground Greek CoffeeIncludes 5 grams of sugar (per 2 ounces) for a total of 25 calories.
Is Greek Coffee (Metrios) high in caffeine?
Greek Coffee (Metrios) contains 50 mg of caffeine in a 2 fl oz cup.
This equates to 25.00 mg of caffeine for every fl oz and 84.54 mg for every 100 ml.
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