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littlejoy06
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Greek Candy Question...
Okay everyone, my DH went to a job and the man offered him some candy. He said it was Greek. He LOVED it and wants more, but doesn't know what it's called or where to get it.
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It was chewy (like chuckles) and had powdered sugar all over it. He said it was delicious. Does anyone know what it's called????
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Posted 3/17/08 9:13 AM  |
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MadDogMrsT
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
I think he had Loukoumi... No idea where you would get it though, I've only had it when we are in Greece.
Here's a link that describes itLoukoumi
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| Posted 3/17/08 9:30 AM |
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hbugal
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
My neighbor is greek..she told me that the only traditional candys that she knows of are Pastelis or Mija. BUT she used to own a restaurant and used this site around the holiday time..
Greek Market Place
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| Posted 3/17/08 9:32 AM |
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bigspender
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
Posted by MadDogMrsT
I think he had Loukoumi... No idea where you would get it though, I've only had it when we are in Greece.
Here's a link that describes itLoukoumi
Kourambethes are covered with powdered sugar.
Message edited 3/17/2008 8:19:09 PM.
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| Posted 3/17/08 8:18 PM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
I wonder if it was Turkish Delight...that sounds a bit like that.
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| Posted 3/18/08 7:40 AM |
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MrsMaz
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
Posted by racheeeee
I wonder if it was Turkish Delight...that sounds a bit like that.
Loukoumi is the Greek version of Turkish Delight. Practically the same.
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| Posted 3/27/08 12:55 AM |
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toni-mike
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
marzipan ?? maybe
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| Posted 3/27/08 11:39 AM |
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klingklang77
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
Posted by racheeeee
I wonder if it was Turkish Delight...that sounds a bit like that.
Do you like Turkish Delight? My Turlish students tell me they don't have it in Turkey.
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| Posted 3/28/08 6:32 PM |
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yankinmanc
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Re: Greek Candy Question...
Posted by klingklang77
Posted by racheeeee
I wonder if it was Turkish Delight...that sounds a bit like that.
Do you like Turkish Delight? My Turlish students tell me they don't have it in Turkey.
English people seem to love it or hate it (a bit like Marmite) I like it in small amounts, but I prefer the citrus flavour ones to the rose flavoured ones.
Well we havea Turkish Restaurant in my neighbourhood and they give it out after the meal, so I would assume they have it there. Next time I go for my chicken shish I will ask Dennis who runs the place. He has a son named Seven (after Eric Cantona's number for Manchester United) And that was a little bit of nonsense for ya.
Message edited 3/28/2008 6:56:46 PM.
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| Posted 3/28/08 6:56 PM |
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