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Routes of Karak, Takeaway cups collected from tea shops across Qatar & spices
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Karak tea is widely consumed across Qatar and is typically served in small takeaway cups from neighborhood cafeterias and roadside tea shops. The drink moves through everyday routines, appearing during commutes, work breaks, and late-night gatherings across the city. The
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