I've never had them but I've seen them at stores. Might get some depending on what you guys say.
It's good. Try it.
>>225549126They look so good
>>225549126They're alright but not amazing or anything
>>225549126It's Greek. Don't believe it? Then look up Cyprus delight on Wikipedia.
>>225549169This. It's like dried marmalade.
Its decent, i liked it but didnt live up to the hype for me.
>>225549126It barely tastes like anything. Smells good though. I was expecting something like fruit jelly or fruit snack candy.
>>225549126I love their texture but they are too sweet, and they put sugar on top for no damn reason
>>225549126in general, they are good but they are very sweet, sp you have to have them with hot tea or coffeei like the rose ones
>>225549169>>225549470Depends on the flavour and quality.
>>225549187cope harder
>>225549681they buy cheap shit from an rkiosk and think thats the actual shit
>>225549612>>225549644That's weird. I bought it from the turkish shop. It says something something rosewater. And it tasted so bland. Both the powder sugar and the jelly. I get I bought the mass-produced factory stuff, but still. I will not call turkish delight "very sweet".
>>225549126CS Lewis promoted Turkish delight more than everything else, the guy must have loved it
>>225549126old person's sweet but nice
>>225549855You have to get Haci Bekir, the OG shit.
>>225549758A lokum-like dish also existed in the Byzantine Empire called paloudakin (Medieval Greek: παλουδάκιν) or apalodaton (Medieval Greek: ἀπαλοδᾶτον). It was borrowed from the Arabs. The Byzantines did not follow a specific recipe for the dish, which was instead described as "yellow by the color of honey and a starch candy of sugar dissolved with rosewater".[24][25][26] The Byzantine paloudakin was related to the Persian pālūdah and the Arabic fālūdhaj, gelatinous starch-based sweets that have been described as the ancestors of Turkish delight.
>>225549980German bread doesn't exist because bread was invented in modern day Jordan
>>225549126Is it different from pâtes de fruit?
>>225549126They're nice. It's not mind blowing but here it's standard to serve with coffee
>>225549126they taste perfectly next to a turkish coffee
>>225549855>R-Kiosk>cheap
>>225549187>Cyprus delightlmao
It's just proto-gummy candy. Very overrated but its quite something if you try it for the first time.
>>225550304i meant cheap in quality which is kinda funny because the real stuff you buy fresh in istanbul is cheaper in price than that plastic tasting shit
Really nice mouth feel, and texture and your teeth sink into them and they suck onto your Enamel. Fun treat to eat
>>225549602You probably had a cheap one. And if you had it all the way in Asia I doubt it anything like what they get in Turkey
>>225549855Likely this.Also I think you have it between something bitter to balance it out. You also don't eat a whole load of them at one time
>>225549187That bastard is actually a kürt.He shitting in /tr/ too.Don't listen to him misinformations.
>>225549126nania brainwashed it to me
>>225549126i like lokum
>>225549126They are okay. Most are meh, but once in awhile you will find some really tasty ones.
>>225549126I can't stop eating them atm they're yummo and I am not being sensible with my treat portions
>>225549126>Turkish delightsCyprus delights>>225550289>turkish coffeeYemeni coffee
>>225549126I like baklava more
>>225550883here is a kurd trying to be european or western
>>225550883Just call it lokum like a normal person would.
>>225549126>Turkish...delightsSounds gay rapey.
>>225549187>Then look up Cyprus delight on WikipediIsn't Cyprus in Turkey?
the rose water ones are good tbqh
>>225549126One or two is okay with coffee or black tea, otherwise too sweet. Nothing special. Most Turkish sweets are over the top sweet.
>>225549126I made them once as a kid for a school project (it was something related to the Chronicles of Narnia) and I thought they were really good. We even made them the traditional rose-flavored way and I actually liked the flavor even though it seems like every other American you come across hates rosewater for some reason. In fact, there seems to be a brand of American who just hates any kind of aromatic flavor, there are people who complain about traditional spice mixes like pumpkin spice tasting "like a candle."
>>225550482yalan söyleme
We have a candy bar here called big turk which is basically this covered in chocolate. I do not think anyone under the age of 70 buys it
>>225553696de jure it's a free white country that wants to join Greecede facto half of it is occupied by turkey which installed a fake government that's only recognized by turkey itself. it's like a transsexual saying he's a woman.
