Have you tried egg coffee or cheese coffee? Taiwan makes the list of the world’s seven weirdest coffees

▲85°C Sea Salt Coffee. (Photo/Screen capture fromBrisbane Times, Australia)

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There are tens of thousands of types of coffee in the world—how many have you tried?The Brisbane Times (Courier-Mail)travel column has selected the world’s seven strangest coffees worth trying, and Taiwan’s 85°C’s Sea Salt Coffee is on the list.

The Brisbane Times pointed out that Taiwan’s 85°C Sea Salt Coffee enhances the natural sweetness of coffee with sea salt; besides Sea Salt Coffee, Vietnam’s Hanoi “egg coffee,” which tastes like a coffee-flavored cake, is also on the list; a café in Los Angeles serves coffee in an ice cream cone coated with chocolate sauce, and its creative and eco-friendly idea was also chosen as one of the seven coffees worth trying.

▲Vietnam egg coffee. (Photo/Screen capture fromLEGAL NOMADS)

▲Los Angeles chocolate cone coffee. (Photo/Screen capture from instagram:alfredcoffee)

In addition, Finland’s cheese coffee, Singapore’s butter coffee, Mexico’s waterfall coffee, and Indonesia’s kopi luwak also made it onto the Brisbane Times travel column’s list of the world’s seven weirdest coffees.

▲Finland’s cheese coffee, where coffee is poured over cheese. (Photo/Screen capture fromYouTube)

▲Singapore’s butter coffee, which adds a whole piece of butter into the coffee along with medium-chain triglycerides. (Photo/Screen capture fromThe New York Times)

▲Mexico’s waterfall coffee, which flows like a cascade. (Photo/Screen capture from YouTube:GypsyNester)

▲Indonesia’s famous and uniquely flavored kopi luwak. (Photo/Screen capture from flickr:Annie Mole)