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Filter coffee across South India is comfort, nostalgia, and culture in a cup. This International Coffee Day, we are celebrating the cafés and joints across the five states that keep this tradition alive.

Did you know that filter coffee can be easily made at home in a few simple steps and the most basic ingredients? Here's a recipe you can try!

South Indian Filter Coffee: While newer coffee brewing techniques - from French Press coffee makers to Chemex filters - have become commonplace in homes in Chennai and Bengaluru, filter coffee still rules the roost.

Thanks to their high absorbing power, coffee filters can be used in a variety of things in and around the house.

Filter coffee aficionados, bookmark these places, and visit them the next time you are in Bengaluru.

If you live and breathe filter coffee, here are some tips to avoid a flat beverage and get that authentic, airy froth on top of it.

Like us, picture of the filter coffee amazed people on Twitter too. And in no time, the picture went viral with people showering it with likes and comments.

The coffee advertisement by Starbucks depicts an elderly woman sitting next to a young man as they both enjoy some filter coffee.

That ingredient is chicory - a humble root that has quietly become the soul of South Indian filter coffee.

An X user posted a photo of what they claim is a three-month-old RO filter used in Noida. The condition and colour of it have got X users worried.