Mint tea is a traditional drink enjoyed in many cultures. In Moroccan culture, the tea is made by steeping mint and green tea leaves and sugar, and is commonly served at all times of day.

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"When you enter our store, even from $10, you are our client already," Taha Bouqdib, CEO of TWG Tea and Bacha Coffee, said.

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The smells will be, um, pungent, so when entering the tannery, grab a few mint leaves to place ... bread made from semolina flour. Tea is a way of life in Morocco, and one of the most popular ...

As I watched the sunset, a 20-something Moroccan French teacher named Soquaina ... and locals clad in woolen djellaba cloaks sip mint tea at cafes in the main square. The city started getting ...

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and pot after pot after pot of sweet mint tea is brewed and shared between friends. The constant thrum of activity is a defining quality of this Moroccan city. It can also, at times, be overwhelming.