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ទំព័រដើម / Turkey / Turkish Delights 16
Turkish Delight or lokum is a Turkish sweet that is popular the world over. On our Turkey travels, we made a stop to buy some of this delicious sweet.
Read more about our Turkish Delight stop HERE.
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A Turkish sweet shop that we stopped at
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Biberli yesil zeytin - Peppery green olives
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Bol antep fistikli - plenty of pistachio
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Colourful Turkish fruit lollies
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Cutting pieces of Turkish delight from a roll
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Graphic restaurant sign
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Lokum or Turkish delight shop
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Pistachio, rose and mint turkish delight
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Snipping pieces of Turkish delight
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The owner of the sweet shop
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This lovely Turkish girl chatted with us, using her computer to translate.
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Tony checks out the Kestane Sekeri or candied chestnuts
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Trays of Turkish delight and other Turkish sweets
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Turkish delight
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Turkish sweets
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We were treated to this Turkish dessert
