Turkish delight (lokum) is a traditional Turkish candy. This recipe is very poplar and you can find this candy in different colors, flavors and with different filling (such as pistachios and almonds).

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I heard about Turkish Delight for the first time in The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe. In the novel, the evil White Queen uses this candy to tempt Edmund, one of the children ...

The fragrant candy has to cool for eight hours or overnight, so plan ahead. Also known as lokum, Turkish Delight is a jelled, chewy candy traditionally made from a sugar syrup mixed with starch ...

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In a social media trend that will delight linguists and gossipers alike, a post is doing the rounds on X celebrating the so-called "gossip tense" in the Turkish language. As its nickname implies ...