Turkish delight in a shop in Istanbul.
Turkish delight in a shop in Istanbul.
18 comments
-
-
baklava ☞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baklava
kadayif ☞ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tel_kaday%C4%B1f
i have no idea what some of them are but i want to eat those till i get a sugar crash! 😛
-
I would love to have some of that baklava.
-
-
Damn. Even as a native, this is mouth-watering.
-
I will happily concede that I've probably only had bad, cheap stuff.
-
The only Turkish delight I’ve ever had was terrible. Far too bitter…
Should I try again or is it truly a bitter gelatinous treat?
Edit: It is now my life’s mission to try real Turkish delight.
-
Forget the gelatin cubes. They're terrible. Get the ones that look like logs.
-
You should 10000% try it again from Turkey. That twaddle sold by Fry's is hot garbage imho.
-
There is an absolute glut of terrible Turkish delight out there. I don't know why. Someone decided with a name like that perhaps you could sell someone anything and they would buy it? Try some at a really good Turkish restaurant or ask a Turkish friend to hook you up. If you just randomly try some again, chances are it will be awful again.
-
I've had all kinds of bad and good Turkish delight, but never any bitter one...
-
-
There's a place in Vancouver (BC) sells these. Fully amazing stuff.
Emilee's Sweet Shop on Hastings.
-
-
Looks amazing but a bit too sweet for my taste.
-
YUMM!
-
🎶 Gonna find this store, gonna spend all night
'Cause the plan's non-stop Turkish Delight🎵
18 comments
nice try White Witch