Turkish Coffee is not recognized as much (OR: does not receive as much recognition) as Italy's espresso even though it was made in Ottoman (today's Türkiye) in the historyduring The Ottoman Empire (modern-day Türkiye).

Some of the changes are more stylistic.

There isare a couple of reasons for this lack of recognition.

Even Italy used to make coffee same way as the Turks did.

FThe first espresso machine was invented in the early of 1900s.

A coffeepod, which costs 5 EUR, is enough for making Turkish coffee, which means it is much cheaper than espresso.

Despite all, espresso is still one of the most popular baeverages in the world.

SThe second reason, it is marketing.

Today, Starbucks in Türkiye sells Turkish coffee but they do not sell it abroad.

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There isare a couple of reasons for this lack of recognition.

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First, the Ottoman's did not used to get on well with European countries and could not spread this coffee culture into Europe.

An apostrophe here would indicate possession; plural is just "Ottomans"

Even Italy used to make coffee the same way as the Turks did.

First, the espresso machine was invented in the early of 1900s.

A coffee pod, which costs 5 EUR, is enough forto makinge Turkish coffee, which means it is much cheaper than espresso.

Despite all that, espresso is still one of the most popular baeverages in the world.

This structure will always take "one of... [plural things]"

Second reason, it is marketing.

Today, Starbucks in Türkiye sell Turkish coffee, but they do not sell it abroad.