Greek cuisine is absolute heaven. And it's always a dilemma in Greece what to eat. I want to eat everything. And aside from it's wonderful flavors, and it's many very healthy dishes, the colors are also vibrant and and diverse
Love this channel (subscribed) and enjoy how much you 2 take such pleasure in your meals!!!Keep on rockin'. Also, you both have very pleasant voices and lovely manners.
Loved all the dishes, specially the fava beans and fetta cheese. The Mediterranean food looks so healty, so fresh, so many vegetables, spices, olive oil. And then wine and beer lol I definetely could live in an island like Santorini
I am watching this video at 1 am in Germany at a temperature of still 27°C or 80°F and enjoy my Ouzo drunken in the Greek style. 1 part of Ouzo with 4 parts of ice-cold water with lots of ice-cubes. The first Greek "guest-workers" came to Germany in the 60's of the last century. Lots of them stayed and some have opened up Greek restaurants which I still appreciate nowadays.
So delish. Everything is so fresh there. Even though it's healthy, I gained 5 pounds in 2 weeks there. Some of the best food in the world. The baklava and gelato adds up. I can have Greek food everyday. You must visit island of Sifnos for some unique Greek gastronomy.
Sifnos is actually the island of the greatest Greek chef of all times, Nikolaos Tselementes, the guy who *invented* moussaka (among other things)! You didn't know that, did you? 😊
Everything looks so amazing! Though the vine leaves and feta cheese definitely looks like the best. I've made baked feta cheese at home (though it didn't look exactly like this one) and it is amazing! Feta cheese makes everything better!
I just put a thick slice of feta cheese on a pan covered with aluminum foil, place a slice of tomato and some herbs (oregano, basil, parsley, garlic, whatever I feel like), and pop it in the oven for about 15 minutes at 200 degrees until it's soft and gooey. I don't actually follow a recipe, I just make it with whatever I have.
well anne, like i said withe greek yogurt, in the states which is made with cow's milk,real greek yogurt is made with sheep's milk,and real feta must have 75% sheep milk and 25% goat milk otherwise its cheap imitation ,read the label before buying.
I know, but I can never afford the real stuff...it's far too expensive on my budget. Besides, I like the cow's milk just fine. Though, if I could afford it, I would totally get real feta and real greek yogurt!
I really love your channel guys, my number one favorite Travel video on youtube. Always honest, inspiring, educating and open mind. Keep up the good work!
😍 lovely! I was in Santorini last year and I really enjoy the food, I am in love with the lamb gyro , ahhh!😋😋I just want to come back! Thanks for sharing your experience. We spent 30 days in Europe and gained 15 pounds 😫😩😳..... ja! The food was amazing!
Great video! Now I wanna go back to Greece. My favorite starters were zucchini croquettes and the deep fried feta.. Yeah, very heavy and unhealthy but sooooo good :-)
guys the sweet above the yuort is called "spoon sweet", "gly(i)ko tou(U) kou(U)taliou(U)",(because usually you just take a small spoon and have a spoon of the jar with your greek/turkish bitter coffee) actually is the most tradirional technique of making a sweet out of everything. There is, tomato, orange, cherry, figs, pomegrand, cucamber, rose petals(yes!!), carrot, lemon, or whatever...it is boiled and left in tons of sugar for manyyyy days and then it is packed in glass jars and can be preserved for many years cause of sugar. Because it can be made almost from any kind fruit, vegetable or something like that and it can be preserved out of frige for years, it is so common and so part of our culture. The villages (and we have tons of villages) make them all the time to feed the families and so for most of greeks reminds us grandmams.
A little late to comment (a week :P ) but the feta I usually do just in foil....large piece of foil folded up double or triple and fold up the sides to make a little 'dish'. Then a slab of feta (greek is always best) sliced tomatoes, sliced onions, olive oil, oregano, pepper if you want but not necessary. You can add capers if you want. I usually do it on the bbq! :)
I would like to take the moment to thank you both for such amazing videos. I love and watch both of your English and Spanish channels! Just enjoy the different perspectives, wish I had found you sooner! You guys are too cute together. Me da risa cuando Audrey está filmando y trata de como que de dirigir a Samuel y el tan humilde responde siempre con gentileza. (No sé si me dejo entender.) Pero bueno, espero algun dia no muy lejano poder visitar Europa! Btw, do you guys have any travel tips or itinerary ideas for someone who wants to visit multiple cities with a child? Starting in Lisbon, then Spain, France and Italy. 1 month total. Thank you so much! Love you guys xx
Thank you very much! That is exciting to hear about your trip. We have no experience traveling with small children but I just looked up this article which may help a bit: www.momondo.com/discover/article/traveling-with-kids
Hi Sam n Audrey nice video. I've been watching you guys for couple of months now and im enjoying your videos. When was this filmed? I notice the people at back wearing thick jackets. We are going to there this end of August.
Stamna Garden Taverna looks perfectly beautiful for an authentic Mediterranean restaurant within Santorini! The blue color of the walls and all! Is that another factor that made it your favorite restaurant there? There once was a Greek-American restaurant here in the Ozarks region of Missouri, called Papouli's, that not only looked authentic, but even similar to this one.
That is really cool to hear Brady! Yeah, the decor was a plus but honestly it was all about the food here. Just loved it. We so miss Greek food. When was the last time you had some? It has been ages for us.
I make the scrambled eggs with tomato and fetta at home! It's so yummy especially when you used your own garden tomatoes. We have dolmades quite often as well but I haven't tried making them yet! Fetta is an absolute staple in our household! We are so lucky in Australia, we eat like this all the time. Did you know that Melbourne has the greatest population of Greeks outside of Athens? I'm sure someone will correct me it that's no longer the case. X
P.S. I've spelt Fetta with the double 't' rather than the Greek one 't' because our Aussie made Fetta is spelt this way. Apparently it's something to do with that whole regionally made debate and you can't call it Feta unless made in Greece. Just in case you thought I was clueless ha ha ha. Apparently both are acceptable. Can't wait for another vlog btw.
You guys should have asked them to serve you the local beer, called Volcan. There are 4 different ones, Black, Blonde, Grey and White and they are all amazing, I can't even start to describe their taste...honey, citrus, bergamot, lemon, bitter orange...
I don't know if it has been said in the comments, but Santorini's fava is made from a kind of yellow split pea and not actual fava beans (broad beans in the UK).
May I please recommend you try metxai mas in Exo Gonia the most traditional place a must authentic proper taverna local the best Greek food of your life if you have a chance please go amazing location you need a car worth it this is the best place in Santorini to eat
"Chez Sam'n'Audrey" - that is def what you should name your first born - or alternatively the restaurant you open somewhere down the line, when the old feet start to drag....:-).....you know what they say. Do what you love..:-)
You should visit a real Greek restaurant with traditional Greek food in your video you show only the basics, Our Cuisine is mutch substantial offers alot of seafood and Meat Specialities.
@papasthegreat Could you please let me know what the must have Greek basic foods are? I travel to Greece next month and I would love to know Which traditional foods I really need to try.
greek yogurt in the state is not made from sheep milk its made from cow milk,so when buying yogurt from a sup mark read the label ,if it doesn't say sheep milk throw it back on the shelf.
Great video!!! Please take out the subtitles! They are a disaster! Please Sam, speak slowlier! I can perfectly understand Audrey. Sorry for my English. Best wishes!!!
I'm sorry I don't want to hate but that grape leave thing End absolutely the other things are all from the turkish cuisine if you don't believe good for you but don't let this flop they wanted to take baklava 2 but we got it thanks to the court! I will never let someone take somting of turkey and actt like it's of their country okay let's be honest yoghurt is from Greece I love Greece but sometimes it's like thats not of your country!
Oh ffs give it a rest. Our ppl used to live together for many many years. Greeks from Asia Minor brought their recipes to Greece after most of them were abolished from their homes and slaughtered.
2:17 and 2:43 re not greek food man, greek people stole many dishes from ''Turkish culture''. 2:17 this is ''yaprak sarma'' in Turkish culture and in the middle of plate there is ''yoghurt'' it was also stolen from Turkish culture and greek people serve THE TURKISH YOGHURT to all world as greek yoghurt, greek people re really insidious :) 2:43 is called as ''DONER'' in Turkish culture. You must try THE GREAT TURKISH CULTURE AND FOOD and after all you ll forget the rest of world, Turkey is a heaven at this point.
Greek cuisine is absolute heaven. And it's always a dilemma in Greece what to eat. I want to eat everything. And aside from it's wonderful flavors, and it's many very healthy dishes, the colors are also vibrant and and diverse
Thank you! I totally agree with you. The cuisine is colourful, fresh, healthy and inviting.
That all looked so delicious! The baked feta sounds so yummy. We're missing that Alpha beer ouselves haha. ❤️🇬🇷- Trevor
Thanks! Ah, baked feta + alpha beer is a combo we could get very used to :)
I can actually feel how extremely excited you folks were to the food. There's nothing better to have a scrumptious meal to end the day!
Thank you! Totally agree. A good meal can turn around a lousy day.
I love Greek food and my dream is to go to Santorini one day, it looks so beautiful 😍
That is very cool to hear! Hope you get to soon.
Me to. You know pepple say follow your dreams
It’s noon in France, you making me hungry, 😋😋😋
Thanks a lot I love greece and Santorin
Thank you! Hope you grabbed something tasty.
Love this channel (subscribed) and enjoy how much you 2 take such pleasure in your meals!!!Keep on rockin'.
Also, you both have very pleasant voices and lovely manners.
Thank you very much! Where are you watching from?
From the food capital of NYC, the borough of Queens!
Loved all the dishes, specially the fava beans and fetta cheese. The Mediterranean food looks so healty, so fresh, so many vegetables, spices, olive oil. And then wine and beer lol I definetely could live in an island like Santorini
Thanks! Totally agree with you. It would be a dream destination to live.
Makes my mouth water watching you eat greek dinners, Audrey.
Thank you!
I am watching this video at 1 am in Germany at a temperature of still 27°C or 80°F and enjoy my Ouzo drunken in the Greek style. 1 part of Ouzo with 4 parts of ice-cold water with lots of ice-cubes. The first Greek "guest-workers" came to Germany in the 60's of the last century. Lots of them stayed and some have opened up Greek restaurants which I still appreciate nowadays.
That is very cool to hear. That must be quite refreshing with the water and ice cubes :)
That's the exactly way to drink ouzo but always with some meze (mostly sea food)
Um wtf same i live in Germany ,and now it's 1:03 AM...
Greek food looks so interesting and delicious ;) greetings my friends.
Thanks! It is really tasty.
Food looked sensational. I adore Greek food especially Gyro. Like the Indian Thali restaurant, loyal as always for repeat visits!. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Love the video and the vibes you guys created. Good job! ❤
So delish. Everything is so fresh there. Even though it's healthy, I gained 5 pounds in 2 weeks there. Some of the best food in the world. The baklava and gelato adds up. I can have Greek food everyday. You must visit island of Sifnos for some unique Greek gastronomy.
Thank you! I think everyone gains weight in Greece. The food is just too good.
Sifnos is actually the island of the greatest Greek chef of all times, Nikolaos Tselementes, the guy who *invented* moussaka (among other things)! You didn't know that, did you? 😊
@@Evan490BC yes I knew that. I read up everything I could on Sifnos prior to going. Ahhh I wish I could be there now.
@@Aih777 Excellent! This is what a high-quality tourist should do.
Wow guys I’ve been a long term subscriber and your following has grown so much!! So happy for you two!
Thank you very much!
Everything looks so amazing! Though the vine leaves and feta cheese definitely looks like the best. I've made baked feta cheese at home (though it didn't look exactly like this one) and it is amazing! Feta cheese makes everything better!
Thank you! I think you could put feta on just about anything and it would enhance it :) What is your baked feta recipe?
I just put a thick slice of feta cheese on a pan covered with aluminum foil, place a slice of tomato and some herbs (oregano, basil, parsley, garlic, whatever I feel like), and pop it in the oven for about 15 minutes at 200 degrees until it's soft and gooey. I don't actually follow a recipe, I just make it with whatever I have.
well anne, like i said withe greek yogurt, in the states which is made with cow's milk,real greek yogurt is made with sheep's milk,and real feta must have 75% sheep milk and 25% goat milk otherwise its cheap imitation ,read the label before buying.
I know, but I can never afford the real stuff...it's far too expensive on my budget. Besides, I like the cow's milk just fine. Though, if I could afford it, I would totally get real feta and real greek yogurt!
@@gianni300rpm calm down! Other recipes make great white cheese and close to feta in taste.
I really love your channel guys, my number one favorite Travel video on youtube. Always honest, inspiring, educating and open mind. Keep up the good work!
Thank you very much! We really appreciate the support and appreciate the chance we have to travel and share our experiences.
I've not gone to Greece yet but my Greek friend introduced me to the food. OMG. Soooo delicious.
That is great to hear! We first had Greek food in Canada.
😍 lovely! I was in Santorini last year and I really enjoy the food, I am in love with the lamb gyro , ahhh!😋😋I just want to come back! Thanks for sharing your experience. We spent 30 days in Europe and gained 15 pounds 😫😩😳..... ja! The food was amazing!
That is so cool to hear! Hahaha...I think I've put on some weight as well on this trip ;)
this food looks so good ..especially the homemade stuffed cabbage rolls with rice inside love all this .
Greek food is really good !
And you guys ,make me hungry 😂😊
Hi happy people, always following you, amazing experience again!
Thank you!
Relaxing again watching ur vid with an 18yr old scotch.....can’t wait for my year end trip back to Europe... gonna feast & just chill like u guys
Thank you! Ah, nothing like a good scotch. That sounds like a great plan.
Oh wow 😮 You guys are the best.
The food looks so delicious.
Thank you! We sure miss Greek food now that we're gone.
Hey Audry n Sam!! Nice video n great place Santorini!!!
Thank you! We loved Santorini.
Y’all are our fave traveling couple!!!!
Ah, thank you very much!
Omg, you guys are making me hungry, looks like that food is orgasmic! 😃👍
Thanks Roxane! It was delicious.
Great video! Now I wanna go back to Greece. My favorite starters were zucchini croquettes and the deep fried feta.. Yeah, very heavy and unhealthy but sooooo good :-)
Thank you! Hope you can go back soon. We sure miss Greek food and the people too.
love your videos fun fun!!!!
Thank you!
guys the sweet above the yuort is called "spoon sweet", "gly(i)ko tou(U) kou(U)taliou(U)",(because usually you just take a small spoon and have a spoon of the jar with your greek/turkish bitter coffee) actually is the most tradirional technique of making a sweet out of everything. There is, tomato, orange, cherry, figs, pomegrand, cucamber, rose petals(yes!!), carrot, lemon, or whatever...it is boiled and left in tons of sugar for manyyyy days and then it is packed in glass jars and can be preserved for many years cause of sugar. Because it can be made almost from any kind fruit, vegetable or something like that and it can be preserved out of frige for years, it is so common and so part of our culture. The villages (and we have tons of villages) make them all the time to feed the families and so for most of greeks reminds us grandmams.
Thank you for letting us know about all of that!
A little late to comment (a week :P ) but the feta I usually do just in foil....large piece of foil folded up double or triple and fold up the sides to make a little 'dish'. Then a slab of feta (greek is always best) sliced tomatoes, sliced onions, olive oil, oregano, pepper if you want but not necessary. You can add capers if you want. I usually do it on the bbq! :)
Thank you for sharing that! Wow, that sounds amazing and we've been using the bbq quite a bit lately so we'll have to try it.
Great value for the amount of food you had
Thank you! We certainly felt that way. We were full but didn't spend too much.
Sam and Audrey. That was lot of food, yummy. I had to watch this video while having lunch because it made me hungry.
Thank you! Hope you had a great lunch :)
God... I'm hungry now 😭😭
Nice vlog👍
Thank you! Hope you eat something tasty :)
I would like to take the moment to thank you both for such amazing videos. I love and watch both of your English and Spanish channels! Just enjoy the different perspectives, wish I had found you sooner! You guys are too cute together. Me da risa cuando Audrey está filmando y trata de como que de dirigir a Samuel y el tan humilde responde siempre con gentileza. (No sé si me dejo entender.) Pero bueno, espero algun dia no muy lejano poder visitar Europa! Btw, do you guys have any travel tips or itinerary ideas for someone who wants to visit multiple cities with a child? Starting in Lisbon, then Spain, France and Italy. 1 month total. Thank you so much! Love you guys xx
Thank you very much! That is exciting to hear about your trip. We have no experience traveling with small children but I just looked up this article which may help a bit: www.momondo.com/discover/article/traveling-with-kids
I feel like Sam was a bit tipsy 😂 he kept interrupting. Love you both 😍
Thank you! My bad with that ;)
Hi Sam n Audrey nice video. I've been watching you guys for couple of months now and im enjoying your videos. When was this filmed? I notice the people at back wearing thick jackets. We are going to there this end of August.
Thank you! We filmed this in March :)
The food looks so good 😊😊😊
Thank you! It was an incredible meal.
Stamna Garden Taverna looks perfectly beautiful for an authentic Mediterranean restaurant within Santorini! The blue color of the walls and all! Is that another factor that made it your favorite restaurant there? There once was a Greek-American restaurant here in the Ozarks region of Missouri, called Papouli's, that not only looked authentic, but even similar to this one.
That is really cool to hear Brady! Yeah, the decor was a plus but honestly it was all about the food here. Just loved it. We so miss Greek food. When was the last time you had some? It has been ages for us.
@@samuelandaudrey For lunch just today! I had Spanakopitas, which I had gotten from a Walmart in my native Missouri. I really like them.
i could watch you two taste foods all day lol
AH, thank you!
All this food looks sooo yummy :)
Thanks!
dream vacation
Thanks! Would highly recommend going :)
That chicken dish looked so amazing!
Thanks! It was a tasty meal.
Scott Schneider chicken gyro
Looks so good 😭😍
Thank you! It was delicious :)
I make the scrambled eggs with tomato and fetta at home! It's so yummy especially when you used your own garden tomatoes. We have dolmades quite often as well but I haven't tried making them yet! Fetta is an absolute staple in our household! We are so lucky in Australia, we eat like this all the time. Did you know that Melbourne has the greatest population of Greeks outside of Athens? I'm sure someone will correct me it that's no longer the case. X
Thanks! That is so cool to hear. Feta is the best.
P.S. I've spelt Fetta with the double 't' rather than the Greek one 't' because our Aussie made Fetta is spelt this way. Apparently it's something to do with that whole regionally made debate and you can't call it Feta unless made in Greece. Just in case you thought I was clueless ha ha ha. Apparently both are acceptable. Can't wait for another vlog btw.
I would say Astoria Queens but lately I think you're right..Melbourne may be on top.
Hola chicos como están , que manera de haber comidas ricas en el mundo los felicito un gran saludo de MDQ 🌊🍀🐶
Muchas gracias Samuel!
Οι Κινέζοι όλα τα λεφτά 😂😂
Έχεις δίκιο φίλε 😂
Lucas Ferguson δεν μπορούσα να κοιτάξω πουθενά αλλού...άσε 😂😂
My favorite couple on you tube excellent video
Ah, thank you!
That feta dish looks really good .Could you leave a recipe ...
Thank you! OH, we'd love to know the recipe as well. We've never tried making it ourselves.
Its called mpouyiournti...💚👌
You guys should have asked them to serve you the local beer, called Volcan. There are 4 different ones, Black, Blonde, Grey and White and they are all amazing, I can't even start to describe their taste...honey, citrus, bergamot, lemon, bitter orange...
Oh thanks for sharing that! We'll have to next time.
The fava should be spread on the pita, and the domades should be cut with a knife and fork and smeared with the tzatziki 😉
Thanks for the pro tips :)
An idea from a Greek, come winter in Greece and find the Greek food we eat in our villages, you will be amazed 👍
Thanks! That is a great tip.
That was granted to you! Looks so good :)
Thank you! We sure loved that meal.
So happy u enjoyed ur stay😇
THank you very much!
#Dreamdestination !! One day i ll go ther with my family !!
Thanks! That sounds like a dream trip :)
I don't know if it has been said in the comments, but Santorini's fava is made from a kind of yellow split pea and not actual fava beans (broad beans in the UK).
Thanks for letting us know!
They are grown on Santorini though. Have fun travelling!
u should show some more greek foods except the same ones u ate before..so we can get a clear idea
Thanks! We'll try to do a better job next time.
How was Greek beer? nice video, thanks
Thanks! It was refreshing. It kind of reminded us of Heineken.
another great video ! what month it was?
Thank you very much! This was in March :)
Its actually made out of split peas, the dish's name is Fava:)
Thanks for letting us know!
In Santorini in particular, it's made with a legume called lathouri
Really good review as usual
Thank you very much! We loved that places and ended up going back a few times.
Love sharing plates in greece mmm
That;'s the best way to do it! :)
Next time have a shot of Ouzo
Nice Cap!👍
Thank you!
May I please recommend you try metxai mas in Exo Gonia the most traditional place a must authentic proper taverna local the best Greek food of your life if you have a chance please go amazing location you need a car worth it this is the best place in Santorini to eat
Thank you for the recommendation!
Next month I am traveling to Santorini and Athens both. Can you share with me what will be the temperature ??
Sorry we have no idea what the weather is like then since we visited in mid-March. Can anyone else chime in?
What time of year were you on Santorini?
Mid March.
The spices are different between souvlaki and gyro, not just the way it's roasted.
Thanks for letting us know.
do the fava beans give you gas?
Hahaha...it has been a while so I don't recall but eating too many beans possibly could
Great👍
"Chez Sam'n'Audrey" - that is def what you should name your first born - or alternatively the restaurant you open somewhere down the line, when the old feet start to drag....:-).....you know what they say. Do what you love..:-)
Oh man, our feet are definitely starting to drag ;)
Sam, I like your new sunglasses
Thank yoU!
You should visit a real Greek restaurant with traditional Greek food in your video you show only the basics, Our Cuisine is mutch substantial offers alot of seafood and Meat Specialities.
Hope we can try it next time .
@papasthegreat Could you please let me know what the must have Greek basic foods are? I travel to Greece next month and I would love to know Which traditional foods I really need to try.
funny they call it fava ...i thought fava beans but its actually split pea's ...looks good
Thank you! It was really tasty.
You should try feta cheese with watermelon
That sounds delicious!
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Just to let you know, I enjoyed your video. But Fava, is not made from Fava Beans. Ok. Its yellow split peas!
Samuel Y Ausdrey , cuando nos mostraran como se baila en Canadá, y cuando nos mostraran los bailes típicos, culturales de Canadá
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It's probably quince on your yoghurt!
Thanks for letting us know!
greek yogurt in the state is not made from sheep milk its made from cow milk,so when buying yogurt from a sup mark read the label ,if it doesn't say sheep milk throw it back on the shelf.
Thanks for letting us know!
Great video!!! Please take out the subtitles! They are a disaster! Please Sam, speak slowlier! I can perfectly understand Audrey. Sorry for my English. Best wishes!!!
Thanks, our bad with that.
Sounds like they’re playing bachata in the background 😭
Interseting.
next time you need to try not so touristically places. Also fava is made from vetch welovegreekfood.com/shop/203-157-large/f.jpg
Thanks for letting us know.
😇👍💕..
Thank you!
OMG the subtitles are completely f...ed up . hilarious to see what is being said versus what the subtitles say ... insanity LOL
Sorry
Fava needs lots of olive oil
It tastes so good when lots is added.
BEAUTIFUL LADY
Those prc tourists are just as noisy.
Chew before talking Sam! Thanks.
Thanks! Good tip.
Looks like someone got some suntan
Hahaha
Ο γυρος ειναι λίγος...
:-)
:)
33 euro?? They scammed you my dude.
I like your videos but you both always talk over each other and it’s hard to hear what each of you are saying.
We do need to get better about not doin that.
I'm sorry I don't want to hate but that grape leave thing End absolutely the other things are all from the turkish cuisine if you don't believe good for you but don't let this flop they wanted to take baklava 2 but we got it thanks to the court! I will never let someone take somting of turkey and actt like it's of their country okay let's be honest yoghurt is from Greece I love Greece but sometimes it's like thats not of your country!
Oh ffs give it a rest. Our ppl used to live together for many many years. Greeks from Asia Minor brought their recipes to Greece after most of them were abolished from their homes and slaughtered.
This is "Sarma" and Turkish food !!
omg sam said can-of-peas rotfl@ sam
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2:17 and 2:43 re not greek food man, greek people stole many dishes from ''Turkish culture''. 2:17 this is ''yaprak sarma'' in Turkish culture and in the middle of plate there is ''yoghurt'' it was also stolen from Turkish culture and greek people serve THE TURKISH YOGHURT to all world as greek yoghurt, greek people re really insidious :) 2:43 is called as ''DONER'' in Turkish culture. You must try THE GREAT TURKISH CULTURE AND FOOD and after all you ll forget the rest of world, Turkey is a heaven at this point.
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I would not pay 33 for what you had. Its was not worth it. The food you had was not that great and as a Greek myself I would not eat it.