What are Greenland Drinks?

Greenland's traditional drinks include:

1. Kaffeemik: It is a type of coffee that is very popular in Greenland. It is often presented at social events and community gatherings. Coffee is prepared by mixing it with hot water and is usually sweetened with sugar and milk.

2. Suaasat: It is a traditional meat dish from Greenland and is often served at special events, festivals or celebrations. Suaasat is usually made with musk deer, whale or seal meat and cooked with vegetables. The juice of this dish is usually consumed as a drink.

3. Kalaallit Nunaanni Aaliit: It is a traditional drink of Greenland and is usually consumed during winter months. This drink is usually prepared with "Saqusaq", a type of fruit juice or syrup, and diluted with water. Kalaallit Nunaanni Aaliit can be drunk hot or cold.

4. Arnaqquassaaq: It is a traditional drink of Greenland and is usually consumed in summer. This drink is a type of juice usually made with fresh fruits. Arnaqquassaaq is served cold and is a refreshing drink.

5. Kiviaq: It is a traditional drink of Greenland and is often served at special events or celebrations. Kiviaq contains a musk deer skin stuffed with musk deer meat. This drink is traditionally put through a special fermentation process and is often aged for a year or more. Kiviaq is often served with "Arfivik", a type of apple juice or syrup. However, Kiviaq is considered more of a food and not a beverage.