Have you had Turkish Delights before and if so, do you like them? And what is your favorite brand? If you haven't, what are your thoughts about chocolate covered gummies?
I do like Frys Turkish Delight (it's rosr flavoured) but if you can get your hands on real 'Turkish' Turkish Delight (Lokum) all sorts of flavours, not just rose, you may change your mind (watch out for the nut versions though)
I don't mind them, and the lemon one is nicer Aldi in the uk do a chocolate bar like dairy milk with a Turkish Delight centre so I think the ratio might be different to that frys one
I love it. I can't imagine how it must taste to you trying it for the first time as an adult. I love how the chocolate melds with the smooth jelly of the Turkish delight. The jelly consistency was so special because in the UK Fry's was the only Turkish delight bar you would see in shops generally. It was a real treat to me as a child. I never knew that the real Turkish delight didn't have chocolate on it lol
I have the perfect recipe for Turkish delight. If you roast it in an oven at 250C for 14 hours until charcoal then Chuck it in the nearest bin you will find it’s far more pleasant that way !!
Well you’ve finally found a British product that you don’t like. I don’t know anyone who likes this and I’m amazed that Fry’s are still making it after all these years. I love Turkish delight from Turkey which is cubes dusted in icing sugar (which is what is in The Lion, The Witch & Wardrobe) but not this chocolate covered stuff 🥺xx
Yes! You know what's funny...I said that after the video that I thought that they looked different in the movie ( I had wanted to look and check my memory but forgot ). So thank you so much for that!
Absolutely love Fry’s Turkish Delight. I’ve not had them for year. Maybe I need to go hunting. I love it how you guys are always ho set with a product.
Traditional Turkish delight is a sweet from turkey and is not meant too be covered in chocolate, us crazy brits did that lol, they come in mini cubes, many flavours from rose being the most traditional to Lemon some with nuts and pistachio all dusted with icing sugar and presented in a fancy box and there is no gelatine in Turkish delight it’s made with sugar and cornstarch and boiled for a long time to get the consistency. I think you would like the real stuff, also fry’s have released a limited lemon one 🍋 xx
Turkish delight is Turkish actually Its very big in Turkey Greece and cyprus.. it comes in many flower flavours...its not too big in UK.. The main one tends to be Roses flavoured hence the pink colour
Maybe it's because I grew up on this bar but I never understand why people don't like it, chocolate good, turkish delight good. It's nice and soft and subtly flavoured and honestly, Frys Turkish Delight is the softest and subtlest turkish delight out there, Marks and Spencers here in the UK do a version of this bar and it blows your head off how strong the rose flavouring is and it's chewy as well. And proper turkish delight is even stronger again.
It tastes nothing like the proper Turkish delight you get from the middle Eastern countries. It's usually Rose or Lemon flavoured. My friend is a consultant in Oman and he brings over a huge bag of Turkish Delight, which is like thick frosting covered Jello/Jelly, in 1 inch cubes for me. In the UK you can get it in this form but you only seem to find it around Christmas time.
This version is not Turkish! That is ENTIRELY different. Turkish version is real, much less sweet and more of a delicacy, made with purer ingredients. I 'm with you guys on the taste. Not one I would choose! I mean, I'd eat it...but only if I was very, very drunk... or starving to death!!!! Great to watch you! xx
Love Turkish delight, and I have numerous friends around the world who also go mad for the stuff. Pistachio flavour is my favourite followed closely by rose. I have a deep fondness for the chocolate covered stuff, even if it is a bit stickier and denser than is traditional.
My absolute favourite chocolate bar. UK Co-Op Supermarket usually has two for a pound. So hard to hold off on eating the second one straight away. Strange thing is I absolutely hated them as a child. I think it's one of the tastes you grow into. A bit like coffee or marmite.
Sitting here on my second bar of Turkish Delight, thought to myself, I bet the Americans don't like this... And here I am. We Brits tend to still eat old fashioned botanical flavours, Rhubarb, dandelion and Burdock and of course Rose water (Turkish Delight)
We have really fallen in love with trying all things from the UK. Our subscribers are so kind and send us so much that we have been able to try quite a bit. We really have taken to rhubarb, and I don't think we have tried anything dandelion or burdock yet. Not sure we know what burdock is?
The marmite of chocolate, you either love or hate it. I love it, cadburys did a bar, although frys now come under cadburys as well, that was so good. The actually Turkish delight without chocolate, so just the gel, covered in icing sugar is one of my favourite treats
Turkish delight is the only confectionary that's has made me ill the only two times I tried it and that was when I was about 7-8 and I thought I'd give it another go in my 20's,never touched it since. Still not as bad as Parma Violets
I buy Fry's peppermint cream regularly but I never buy Turkish delight . But I do enjoy it, especially the chocolate around the outside !! It's so rich and delicious ! They do a strawberry cream bar too 😍
I love Turkish Delight, but it is a very divisive sweet and rose is an acquired taste. But the real Turkish Delight you get when someone comes back from holiday with the real deal - that is just beautiful. Enjoying your content!
Now you're talking, Turkish delight,my favourite I eat at least three in a day , obviously not everyday.i get a packet of three for a pound at a local show in town 🇬🇧🌹
Edmund is the one who accepts Turkish Delight offered to him by the White Witch in C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Turkish Delight represents temptation and sin.
Haha Turkish Delight is just as divisive as Marmite. I love it but my Wife hates it so it is no surprise that you are not keen on it but it's good to see honest reactions.
I think maybe you have to grow up with Fry's Turkish Delight to like it, and even then going by the comments below that's no guarantee. I love it, personally :) I love the proper Turkish Delight too - rose, lemon and mint, but not the nutty ones.
you made the point that you try a lot of things in a video, one after another. that is why you might have liked it before. this is why I have commented about drinking water between each item you taste test to cleanse your pallet. I think Turkish Delight is for old people without teeth lol
Euwwwwwww! It was always the last choc left in the Christmas Selection tin! Only eaten because there was nothing left and it was under hunger desperation measures! 😳😩enjoy…. But maybe not….🤢
My favourite I've got 2 in the fridge waiting lol x Turkish delight is originally from Turkey its a soft jelly texture . It's to be eaten cold and slowly so it lasts . If you go to Turkey and Greece its not im chocolate just icing sugar . Xx
I've always said you should chill your Frys Turkish Delight for a couple hours before eating, it won't affect the taste but definitely improves the texture this product is actually the Marmite of the confectionery world real Turkish Delight from the Mediterranean is light and ethereal smothered in powdered sugar atb Bill
Turkish delight always reminds me of my Nan she would always have a box of the real traditional Turkish delight the rose and lemon squares coated in sugar i liked those, i really don't like the fry's chocolate version, so don't blame you for not liking it.
I don't like it either.....or at least the one we have here in Canada. LOL I don't like rosewater flavour. I don't like any of the flower flavours. I have had chocolates with different flower flavours and I reacted the same way that Jon did on here. LOL That's also why I don't like Thrills gum here in Canada.....it's made with rosewater too.
@@loveandjunkfood I've had it a few times from different places and it's very hit and miss for me. I don't like the Fry's chocolate Turkish Delight though.
I detest Fry's Turkish Delight! Actual, real Turkish Delight, from Turkey, is amazing. Its not covered in chocolate in the traditional version. I did an exchange in highschool, with a Turkish school, and my exchange student still sends me the authentic stuff through! If you can get your hands on some of the more traditional stuff (its available on US Amazon, you'll see the rose petals / pistachios versions most commonly), its definitely worth trying!
@@loveandjunkfood From a brief look at the US Amazon, good (more traditional - from my experience as a Brit visiting Turkey semi-regularly), better options would be things like: www.amazon.com/Turkish-Delight-Mix-Flavors-Lokum/dp/B01N4MEX7C/ (no nuts) www.amazon.com/Cerez-Pazari-Turkish-Pistachio-Approx-15/dp/B07XRSVCVX/ (nuts) www.amazon.com/Turkish-Delight-Hazelnut-Lokum-4-4/dp/B01N7UIA9H/ (nuts) British history, took us all over the world, discovering fantastic foods/cultures that we brought back to our tiny island, where we pretty much ruined the great things we encountered! (I joke, I joke... but Chicken Tikka Masala is legitimately a UK national dish, but doesn't exist in India, it was created in Scotland!) 😂
I'd say 70% of people who try Fry's Turkish Delight don't like it, it's a "Marmite" chocolate bar. It's slightly more palatable if eaten from the fridge. P.s the White Witch gave Turkish Delight to Edmund to betray Mr Tumnus.
I've never had authentic Turkish delight, but I've had chocolate covered Turkish delight from British brands. Ones that come in boxes of chocolates (I can't remember which brands do it) are fantastic, but Fry's Turkish delight is abhorrent
,, to truly appreciate Fry's Turkish Delight,, you have to a), grow up in the eighties b), dislike parma violets c), have eaten all other chocolate bars alot d), have it cut with a scimitar in a sandy tent to offer to an almond-eyed jewel of a lass, whilst a black panther roars to the background tune of a slow played pan pipe 😏🍫💖💫🗡️ ,,",,,full of Eastern Promise !!" 🕊️🤍✨✨✨✨🇹🇷
O lawwwwd they're disgusting, any type of Turkish delight is. Its like a marmite thing, you either love it or Hate it, I'm from Lincolnshire in the UK and I don't know many who like the stuff xxx
Traditional Turkish delight is a sweet from turkey and is not meant too be covered in chocolate, us crazy brits did that lol, they come in mini cubes, many flavours from rose being the most traditional to Lemon some with nuts and pistachio all dusted with icing sugar and presented in a fancy box and there is no gelatine in Turkish delight it’s made with sugar and cornstarch and boiled for a long time to get the consistency. I think you would like the real stuff, also fry’s have released a limited lemon one 🍋 xx
Have you had Turkish Delights before and if so, do you like them? And what is your favorite brand? If you haven't, what are your thoughts about chocolate covered gummies?
I do like Frys Turkish Delight (it's rosr flavoured) but if you can get your hands on real 'Turkish' Turkish Delight (Lokum) all sorts of flavours, not just rose, you may change your mind (watch out for the nut versions though)
I don't like it. But the real stuff doesn't have chocolate. It's different flavoured squares covered in powered sugar.
I don't mind them, and the lemon one is nicer
Aldi in the uk do a chocolate bar like dairy milk with a Turkish Delight centre so I think the ratio might be different to that frys one
Authentic Turkish Delight is much nicer. Frys now do a lemon flavour
The Frys 5 centres discontinued in the 90s. They had colouring in them, unlike now.
I would say don’t blame us Brits entirely. Rose Turkish delight is really Turkish but we just cover it in chocolate.
I love it. I can't imagine how it must taste to you trying it for the first time as an adult. I love how the chocolate melds with the smooth jelly of the Turkish delight. The jelly consistency was so special because in the UK Fry's was the only Turkish delight bar you would see in shops generally. It was a real treat to me as a child. I never knew that the real Turkish delight didn't have chocolate on it lol
Love Frys Turkish Delight. Can polish off a multipack in about 5 minutes.
I have the perfect recipe for Turkish delight.
If you roast it in an oven at 250C for 14 hours until charcoal then Chuck it in the nearest bin you will find it’s far more pleasant that way !!
There's currently a Lemon version out, to go with this the original Rose version..... I'm here to report that it's rancid too... Just sayin....
MY CHILDHOOD FAVOURITE I LOVE IT TO THE POINT OF BEING GREEDY 🌸🌸🌸🌸
Well you’ve finally found a British product that you don’t like. I don’t know anyone who likes this and I’m amazed that Fry’s are still making it after all these years. I love Turkish delight from Turkey which is cubes dusted in icing sugar (which is what is in The Lion, The Witch & Wardrobe) but not this chocolate covered stuff 🥺xx
Yes! You know what's funny...I said that after the video that I thought that they looked different in the movie ( I had wanted to look and check my memory but forgot ). So thank you so much for that!
What are you saying, it's delicious.
Us 3 kids used to get around 20 selection boxes at Christmas and mam would have to eat the 20 Turkish Delights
😂😂😂😂 But did she even like them????
My mum was the only one to eat them as well!
Absolutely love Fry’s Turkish Delight. I’ve not had them for year. Maybe I need to go hunting. I love it how you guys are always ho set with a product.
It’s one of my all time favourites 😁 I love it ❤️
Traditional Turkish delight is a sweet from turkey and is not meant too be covered in chocolate, us crazy brits did that lol, they come in mini cubes, many flavours from rose being the most traditional to Lemon some with nuts and pistachio all dusted with icing sugar and presented in a fancy box and there is no gelatine in Turkish delight it’s made with sugar and cornstarch and boiled for a long time to get the consistency. I think you would like the real stuff, also fry’s have released a limited lemon one 🍋 xx
Turkish delight is Turkish actually
Its very big in Turkey Greece and cyprus.. it comes in many flower flavours...its not too big in UK..
The main one tends to be Roses flavoured hence the pink colour
Maybe it's because I grew up on this bar but I never understand why people don't like it, chocolate good, turkish delight good. It's nice and soft and subtly flavoured and honestly, Frys Turkish Delight is the softest and subtlest turkish delight out there, Marks and Spencers here in the UK do a version of this bar and it blows your head off how strong the rose flavouring is and it's chewy as well. And proper turkish delight is even stronger again.
It tastes nothing like the proper Turkish delight you get from the middle Eastern countries. It's usually Rose or Lemon flavoured. My friend is a consultant in Oman and he brings over a huge bag of Turkish Delight, which is like thick frosting covered Jello/Jelly, in 1 inch cubes for me. In the UK you can get it in this form but you only seem to find it around Christmas time.
This version is not Turkish! That is ENTIRELY different. Turkish version is real, much less sweet and more of a delicacy, made with purer ingredients. I 'm with you guys on the taste. Not one I would choose! I mean, I'd eat it...but only if I was very, very drunk... or starving to death!!!! Great to watch you! xx
I loveeeee Turkish Delight! - British Subscriber!
P.S. at the moment there's a limited edition lemon flavour bar Bill
I love fry’s Turkish delight ( I eat the chocolate of first 😂) but I also love the original powdered sugared Turkish delight ❤️❤️❤️
I love Frys Turkish Delight .. Cadbury did one but not any more
Frys had a factory in my Home City of Bristol in The UK
I love Turkish delight. I could eat it all day. I like any Turkish Delight stuff.
Love them and love traditional Turkish delight
Love Turkish delight, and I have numerous friends around the world who also go mad for the stuff. Pistachio flavour is my favourite followed closely by rose. I have a deep fondness for the chocolate covered stuff, even if it is a bit stickier and denser than is traditional.
I had no idea that it comes in different flavors!
Love Turkish delight not so much with chocolate more the powdered gooey version. It is an acquired taste I'll give you that 😄
My absolute favourite chocolate bar. UK Co-Op Supermarket usually has two for a pound. So hard to hold off on eating the second one straight away. Strange thing is I absolutely hated them as a child. I think it's one of the tastes you grow into. A bit like coffee or marmite.
Sitting here on my second bar of Turkish Delight, thought to myself, I bet the Americans don't like this... And here I am.
We Brits tend to still eat old fashioned botanical flavours, Rhubarb, dandelion and Burdock and of course Rose water (Turkish Delight)
We have really fallen in love with trying all things from the UK. Our subscribers are so kind and send us so much that we have been able to try quite a bit. We really have taken to rhubarb, and I don't think we have tried anything dandelion or burdock yet. Not sure we know what burdock is?
@@loveandjunkfood dandelion is obviously the flower but Burdock is a thistle, we use the roots of both plants to make a sweet drink!
The marmite of chocolate, you either love or hate it. I love it, cadburys did a bar, although frys now come under cadburys as well, that was so good. The actually Turkish delight without chocolate, so just the gel, covered in icing sugar is one of my favourite treats
I like it but couldn't eat a lot of it. Very sweet. Love you guy's ☺️
Turkish delight is the only confectionary that's has made me ill the only two times I tried it and that was when I was about 7-8 and I thought I'd give it another go in my 20's,never touched it since.
Still not as bad as Parma Violets
I buy Fry's peppermint cream regularly but I never buy Turkish delight . But I do enjoy it, especially the chocolate around the outside !! It's so rich and delicious ! They do a strawberry cream bar too 😍
Turkish delight is a rose water flavour jelly with milk chocolate cover.
Thank you!
I love Turkish Delight, but it is a very divisive sweet and rose is an acquired taste. But the real Turkish Delight you get when someone comes back from holiday with the real deal - that is just beautiful. Enjoying your content!
Now you're talking, Turkish delight,my favourite I eat at least three in a day , obviously not everyday.i get a packet of three for a pound at a local show in town 🇬🇧🌹
Same for me Paul I have to stop myself eating all 3
One of my favourite chocolate bars 😍🇮🇪
Fry's Turkish Delight kicks arse
Love TD and Marmite. Poundland calls for tomorrow.
As a Turkish I dont think it really is a turkish delight but I love the taste!
I love it, in my top 3 choccie bars
My Dad's favourite is Turkish delight
Edmund is the one who accepts Turkish Delight offered to him by the White Witch in C.S. Lewis’ The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe. Turkish Delight represents temptation and sin.
Haha Turkish Delight is just as divisive as Marmite. I love it but my Wife hates it so it is no surprise that you are not keen on it but it's good to see honest reactions.
I'm picky with Turkish delight. I only like the fresh original Turkish delight, not the premade mass produced ones 😁 xx
I think maybe you have to grow up with Fry's Turkish Delight to like it, and even then going by the comments below that's no guarantee. I love it, personally :) I love the proper Turkish Delight too - rose, lemon and mint, but not the nutty ones.
you made the point that you try a lot of things in a video, one after another. that is why you might have liked it before. this is why I have commented about drinking water between each item you taste test to cleanse your pallet.
I think Turkish Delight is for old people without teeth lol
Is it wrong that I cheered when you finally didn't like something? Lol 🤣🤣
LOL! No, not at all! x
Certainly an acquired taste, personally I like it but I can understand why you didn't
Told ya!!!! Evil stuff! 🤣🤣
Euwwwwwww! It was always the last choc left in the Christmas Selection tin! Only eaten because there was nothing left and it was under hunger desperation measures! 😳😩enjoy…. But maybe not….🤢
Yummy stuff that turkish delight,it's made of rose petals and it can be in lemon flavour too.
It cut to the add break just after you took a bite, which actually made it more funny. 🙂😶🎬🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁🤢
My favourite I've got 2 in the fridge waiting lol x Turkish delight is originally from Turkey its a soft jelly texture . It's to be eaten cold and slowly so it lasts . If you go to Turkey and Greece its not im chocolate just icing sugar . Xx
My favourite
I've always said you should chill your Frys Turkish Delight for a couple hours before eating, it won't affect the taste but definitely improves the texture this product is actually the Marmite of the confectionery world real Turkish Delight from the Mediterranean is light and ethereal smothered in powdered sugar atb Bill
Hi Bill! I feel like I might like it better that way or the Mediterranean version much better.
Absolutely love Fry’s Turkish Delight my favourite & they do a lemon one now it’s amazing 😋. Xxx❤️😍😘🇬🇧
Are you planning on trying proper Turkish/Cypriot delight? No chocolate. The traditional flavours are rose, almond, and lemon.
Hey there! Oh my gosh! We would love to. Did not realize that the original has no chocolate. We will see if we can find some! Thanks!
@@loveandjunkfood It should be a box of rough-cut cubes in a bed of icing sugar.
they now do lemon and cherry
Oh yum! Thank you for that info!
They are in most sweet shops here and supermarkets and I am yet to meet anybody who likes them!
They are not new have been around for years and years.
The mini bars? Ok, thanks good to know! :)
@@loveandjunkfood Mini bars must be new ! Just so people don't feel too bad throwing them in the bin :)
Turkish delight always reminds me of my Nan she would always have a box of the real traditional Turkish delight the rose and lemon squares coated in sugar i liked those, i really don't like the fry's chocolate version, so don't blame you for not liking it.
That is chocolate with a tiny bit of Turkish delight. Real Turkish Delight is sooooooo much better. The cubes that come covered in fine sugar.
hi guys love your channel im from scotland Edinburgh that turkish delight is one of my favs love them xxx oh and i love marmite to lol x
I love both the chocolate covered and the traditional Turkish delight but I definitely think it's a thing you either love or hate x
Fry’s also do a lemon version but it’s not as good !! However, true Turkish delight is wonderful.
I don't like it either.....or at least the one we have here in Canada. LOL I don't like rosewater flavour. I don't like any of the flower flavours. I have had chocolates with different flower flavours and I reacted the same way that Jon did on here. LOL That's also why I don't like Thrills gum here in Canada.....it's made with rosewater too.
Never had Turkish delight or gummies. Neither sound good to me.
Sorry the White Queen bribed Edmund with Turkish delight not Mr Tumnus! ! 😃
OH YES!!! That's right! I need to go watch again!
Have you ever tried actual Turkish Delight (lokum)? If so, did you like it without chocolate?
No, never. Would love to though! We will be on the hunt now to give it a try!
@@loveandjunkfood I've had it a few times from different places and it's very hit and miss for me. I don't like the Fry's chocolate Turkish Delight though.
Americans are not used to rose water, that is the taste.
I detest Fry's Turkish Delight!
Actual, real Turkish Delight, from Turkey, is amazing. Its not covered in chocolate in the traditional version. I did an exchange in highschool, with a Turkish school, and my exchange student still sends me the authentic stuff through!
If you can get your hands on some of the more traditional stuff (its available on US Amazon, you'll see the rose petals / pistachios versions most commonly), its definitely worth trying!
Oh wow! Thank you so much! We really do want to try it! x
@@loveandjunkfood From a brief look at the US Amazon, good (more traditional - from my experience as a Brit visiting Turkey semi-regularly), better options would be things like:
www.amazon.com/Turkish-Delight-Mix-Flavors-Lokum/dp/B01N4MEX7C/ (no nuts)
www.amazon.com/Cerez-Pazari-Turkish-Pistachio-Approx-15/dp/B07XRSVCVX/ (nuts)
www.amazon.com/Turkish-Delight-Hazelnut-Lokum-4-4/dp/B01N7UIA9H/ (nuts)
British history, took us all over the world, discovering fantastic foods/cultures that we brought back to our tiny island, where we pretty much ruined the great things we encountered! (I joke, I joke... but Chicken Tikka Masala is legitimately a UK national dish, but doesn't exist in India, it was created in Scotland!) 😂
I'm British and I can't stand Turkish Delight. I dont know many people who do.
My favourite ❤ I'm from United Kingdom 🇬🇧
Turkish delight is flavoured with rose
It tastes better out of the fridge 😋
Turkish delight is horrible. Rose flavoured food is wrong. My husband says Turkish delight from Turkey is much better than Frys. But no its wrong.
I can eat three of these in one sitting 😂
I'd say 70% of people who try Fry's Turkish Delight don't like it, it's a "Marmite" chocolate bar. It's slightly more palatable if eaten from the fridge. P.s the White Witch gave Turkish Delight to Edmund to betray Mr Tumnus.
Yes! That's right!
Yeah it's not very popular...An old fashioned thing...I don't mind them, but I'd only eat one if it were going for free.
I hate Turkish delights but my husband and my dad like them but I hate the taste and smell of Roses they are too floral for me xx
Yuck yucky yuck!! I hate it! My mate loves it! She’s crazy
I've never had authentic Turkish delight, but I've had chocolate covered Turkish delight from British brands. Ones that come in boxes of chocolates (I can't remember which brands do it) are fantastic, but Fry's Turkish delight is abhorrent
,, to truly appreciate Fry's Turkish Delight,, you have to
a), grow up in the eighties
b), dislike parma violets
c), have eaten all other chocolate bars alot
d), have it cut with a scimitar in a sandy tent to offer to an almond-eyed jewel of a lass, whilst a black panther roars to the background tune of a slow played pan pipe 😏🍫💖💫🗡️
,,",,,full of Eastern Promise !!" 🕊️🤍✨✨✨✨🇹🇷
I 100% dislike fry’s Turkish delight. I had it once when I was a kid but i haven’t had it again since x
Except a few elderly people nobody really buys this chocolate its not really liked
Bloody revolting stuff and that's putting it politely
O lawwwwd they're disgusting, any type of Turkish delight is. Its like a marmite thing, you either love it or Hate it, I'm from Lincolnshire in the UK and I don't know many who like the stuff xxx
I like it but not the real stuff.
I love turkish delight, my wife detests it.
Turkish delight = chocolate covered soap
I actually just lol'd!
Rosewater flavour jelly covered in milk chocolate 🤢🤮
Real turkish delight (from Greece, Turkey or any of those Mediterranean Countries) is nice. Frys Turkish Delight is not.
We would love to give that a try one day!
I don’t like Turkish delight or fry’s products probably one of the most disappointing chocolates in the uk
I really want to like it but I can't. Feel like a traitor. 🤢🤮🤣
Awe. You know what? We did too! We felt so bad to say and we aren't even from the UK but have bonded with you all so much!
Yuk I hate it
turkish delight his nasty
I was not a fan.
Horrible sweet sickly stuff and certainly nothing like Turkish Delight, no thanks.
Traditional Turkish delight is a sweet from turkey and is not meant too be covered in chocolate, us crazy brits did that lol, they come in mini cubes, many flavours from rose being the most traditional to Lemon some with nuts and pistachio all dusted with icing sugar and presented in a fancy box and there is no gelatine in Turkish delight it’s made with sugar and cornstarch and boiled for a long time to get the consistency. I think you would like the real stuff, also fry’s have released a limited lemon one 🍋 xx