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A Turkish sweet shop that we stopped at
Biberli yesil zeytin - Peppery green olives
Bol antep fistikli - plenty of pistachio
Colourful Turkish fruit lollies
Cutting pieces of Turkish delight from a roll
Graphic restaurant sign
Lokum or Turkish delight shop
Pistachio, rose and mint turkish delight
Snipping pieces of Turkish delight
The owner of the sweet shop
This lovely Turkish girl chatted with us, using her computer to translate.
Tony checks out the Kestane Sekeri or candied chestnuts
Trays of Turkish delight and other Turkish sweets
Turkish delight
Turkish sweets