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where to buy real turkish dondurmu ice cream
Where can I buy dondurma nearby (Mahmutlar, Kardzhigak or in Alanya)?
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If we are talking about Alanya, then for sure such ice cream is sold next to the Alanium shopping center, right opposite the exit, after parking.
If we are talking about Alanya, then for sure such ice cream is sold next to the Alanium shopping center, right opposite the exit, after parking.
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answered 10 years ago
Is Turkish ice cream special?
I love Turkish delight (handmade), now you can buy it in Moscow and the region, it’s really expensive, yesterday I bought a 250 g box for 180 rubles, in Turkey a kg costs 11-13 dollars.
I love Turkish delight (handmade), now you can buy it in Moscow and the region, it’s really expensive, yesterday I bought a 250 g box for 180 rubles, in Turkey a kg costs 11-13 dollars.
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answered 10 years ago
Here is Wikipedia to help us all:
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Dondurma is a product of Turkish cuisine, reminiscent of ice cream. It is made from milk, sugar, salep (English) and mastic. It is believed that its homeland is the Turkish city of Kahramanmarash, so dondurma is often called "Marash ice cream".
The presence of salep in dondurme as a thickener and mastic gives the ice cream the properties of rigidity and stickiness, so this dish is sometimes eaten with a knife and fork. Dondurma melts much more slowly than regular ice cream. In Turkey, dondurma is usually sold from street carts with built-in open containers, where the mixture is constantly stirred with long sticks; merchants often tease potential buyers by pulling a long, viscous strip of dondurma to a decent height with a stick, and then lowering it back into the container. Dondurma is also a popular dish in a number of Turkish restaurants outside of its home country.
As of 2010, dondurma consumption in Turkey was 2.8 liters per person per year. The popularity of dondurma, for which salep is used, has led to a sharp decline in the population of wild orchids in the country and led to a legal ban on the export of salep.
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Dondurma is a product of Turkish cuisine, reminiscent of ice cream. It is made from milk, sugar, salep (English) and mastic. It is believed that its homeland is the Turkish city of Kahramanmarash, so dondurma is often called "Marash ice cream".
The presence of salep in dondurme as a thickener and mastic gives the ice cream the properties of rigidity and stickiness, so this dish is sometimes eaten with a knife and fork. Dondurma melts much more slowly than regular ice cream. In Turkey, dondurma is usually sold from street carts with built-in open containers, where the mixture is constantly stirred with long sticks; merchants often tease potential buyers by pulling a long, viscous strip of dondurma to a decent height with a stick, and then lowering it back into the container. Dondurma is also a popular dish in a number of Turkish restaurants outside of its home country.
As of 2010, dondurma consumption in Turkey was 2.8 liters per person per year. The popularity of dondurma, for which salep is used, has led to a sharp decline in the population of wild orchids in the country and led to a legal ban on the export of salep.
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answered 10 years ago
I am not very impressed with this product...
And I don't like lokum either...
And I don't like lokum either...
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answered 10 years ago
cool ice cream! havali in Antalya, in front of the entrance to the waterfall "upper Duden Selalesi".
and the famous Turkish delights were not impressed.
and the famous Turkish delights were not impressed.
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answered 10 years ago
Turkish delights are onions in boxes for 1-2 dollars? It's like that, for souvenirs. I like the handicraft in small private shops, where recipes are passed from grandfather to father, from father to son. There is such a choice ... and they cut it with scissors.
Alexander, thanks for enlightening me. I didn't try it, but I saw that I had to go to fill in the gap.
Alexander, thanks for enlightening me. I didn't try it, but I saw that I had to go to fill in the gap.
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answered 10 years ago
We started about ice cream, ended with Turkish delight.
Alexandr thanks for the answer, maybe someone else will tell you?
Alexandr thanks for the answer, maybe someone else will tell you?
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answered 10 years ago
You can eat such ice cream here in Orenburg) we have established the production of dondorma) I will answer all questions: [email protected]
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answered 10 years ago