Turkish Delight is also called Lokum, or in Arabic 'rāḥat al-ḥulqūm' (which means 'Throat Comfort'... apt!). It it thought to have been originally introduced to the UK by a Briton who travelled to Istanbul and became rather fond of it. It is a huge tradition all over the Middle East, and is traditionally made with a large variety of natural ingredients, from dates, to walnuts, pistachios, rosewater, orange and lemon.
It has, via Fry's Turkish Delight, made its way into the UK's sweetie hall of fame.
It has, via Fry's Turkish Delight, made its way into the UK's sweetie hall of fame.
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"Super fast delivery, even during these strange days. Always a great business to deal with and most importantly, fantastic sweets!"
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"The ordering and delivery were excellent. The sweets are delicious and so reminiscent of the past. Thank you so much for providing them."
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