Coffee
Description
During World War II, Germany had a huge shortage of coffee because Germany was cut off from its resources. Real coffee was very rare and was only available on the black market.
People and soldiers therefore drank Ersatzkaffee, commonly known as "Muckefuck" (from the French "Mocca faux" = false coffee). This coffee is made from roasted chicory roots, malt, barley, rye, acorns and other things that have been available. This type of coffee contained no caffeine and had a bad taste.
Reproduction of Gollner Kaffee Ersatz Mischung and Reiner Bohnen Kaffee.
Use/purpose
In the camp or in a personal grinder, soldiers could grind coffee beans and prepare a cup of coffee. They could also grind their coffee ration in a camp grinder.
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Nadia Brizzi
Nadia Brizzi
Bellissima riproduzione!!!! Comprerò altra roba da te! Spedizione veloce!!!
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Myles Kimberley
Myles Kimberley
Very happy.
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Steven Collins
Steven Collins
Lovely tin will use this all the time when I brew up in the field ????
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stam
stam
nice can. already filled with coffee and ready for my next battle! love the accuracy and detail!
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Clive Mcelhinney
Clive Mcelhinney
Very happy
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Robert D Brown
Robert D Brown
Your version is so much better than several I already had that I replaced them with yours. I am putting yours in my display of German rations.
I give your product five stars!
Robert B.
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Arvydas Drūteika
Arvydas Drūteika
Verry nicely done. Amazing for display.
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Darren Roe
Darren Roe
Good item, looks perfect for my display