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Turkish desserts my evening sugar free sweets.

Anindita Sengupta @aninditasen (18198) • Raurkela, India 23 Dec 22

I always need something sweet to nibble in the evening along with some salty snacks. I therefore prepared this sugar free Turkish dessert. It's nothing but grinding and mixing all the dry fruits. I mixed almonds, walnuts,...

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so I saw a blog post about cotton candy coffee

Scott Andersen @DocAndersen (54399) • United States 4 Jun 19

I couldn't do that - way too sweet. That got me thinking, what is the strangest coffee flavor you've ever consumed? For me it has to be turkish coffee. That was without a doubt the strongest and strangest coffee I've ever...

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This is borek pastry from Caffe Olympus in Mountain View

Michele @Aquitaine24 (12000) • San Jose, California 21 Feb 19

This is a flaky pastry called borek, which is a type of turkish pastry,It looks like spanokopita but has seasoned ground beef inside.This is from the Caffe Olympus Restaurant and bakery in Mountain View,california

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Spanokopita from Caffe Olympus restaurant and bakery in Mountain View.

Michele @Aquitaine24 (12000) • San Jose, California 19 Feb 19

This is spanokopita,which is a pastry from Cafe Olympus restaurant in Mountain View.it is a savory pastry and popular in Greece too.This restaurant has Turkish style breakfasts and pastries.It has a very large outdoor eating...

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Wonderful Breakfast!!

Marja @buenavida (9984) • Sweden 17 Aug 16

These days I usually enjoy fresh Wild Blueberries with Yogurt and here they are in great company with other fruits and Chia seeds - also called Ben Via Gold, and a little organic raisins. I like Turkish yogurt, it tastes so good...

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I wonder what I had for lunch today?

Koalemos @Asylum (47893) • Manchester, England 8 Jun 16

I found this afternoon quite entertaining. There is a small establishment called “Cafe Corner” a few blocks from my hotel, which I visited earlier. The only menu that they had was a small hand written one in Turkish, which was...

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Micuki @micuki (7) • Gyor, Hungary 23 Sep 14

Turkish soldiers cut the border wire after dark. Then refugees spilled into fallow pepper fields. There were thousands of them, on foot, raising dust. People who keep count of such things say more than 100,000 have crossed into...

Hello guys!

Dogukan ERDEM @devitamini (1) • Istanbul, Turkey 24 Jul 14

I'm newbie in this site can I wrote something in my language? (Turkish)

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how many languages do you know? and do we have to know to survive?

scubapro @scubapro (1049) • Gifu, Japan 19 Apr 13

i can talk english,german turkish and japanese. my mother language is turkish but i learned english and the other 2 language too. it was really useful to know new languages. i was working with english and american people before...

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Turkish Oil Wrestling

Catkin @Catkin (480) • United States 7 Mar 13

There sure are some interesting sports out there, and I would add this to the list of them. It seems like it would probably be a carry-over from older times, a traditional sport, if you will. I hadn't heard about it until today,...

turkish oil wrestling

wrestling

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One of the Norway Killing victim is Turkish

pbbbsra @pbbbsra (1214) • Philippines 25 Jul 11

Yesterday, the news confirmed that the girl who was missing at the island has been fond and was a Turkish. One of her friend who survived told the news that Gizem, the name of the Turkish girl, pleaded to the murder not to shoot...

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Who Like Turkish Coffee??

danishcanadian @danishcanadian (28954) • Canada 26 Jul 09

I love Turkish coffee. I love it so much that I eat the coffee mud at the bottom of the cup. I know you're not usually supposed to eat it, that a Turkish coffee reader will read your fortune for you, but I don't know any Turkish...

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Are you a coffee snob?

paula27661 @paula27661 (15811) • Australia 1 Mar 09

I love my coffee. I love lattes, cappuccinos, mochas you name it. I love it in any shape or form. I will drink instant providing it's a good strong brand. I know people who will not touch instant coffee; it's only imported coffee...

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hair...... it is!

bombshell @bombshell (11256) • Germany 23 Jan 09

yesterday evening hubby and i had mood to eat of a doner food.this food is a turkish food.a sort of bread with roasted slice meat,white sauce called zaziki with tomatoe and letuce.while we are in the middle of eating hubby saw a...

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Do people think what you eat is weird?

revellanotvanella @revellanotvanella (4033) • United States 15 Jan 09

I can think of one thing my ex eats that I think is so weird: Icecream, peanut butter and turkish cheese---yuck! He is crazy about his cheese and peanut butter. Me, I just discovered I like crushed peppers on tuna, if someone...

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How many languages can you find on Internet?

nguyenthanhbinh2008 @nguyenthanhbinh2008 (120) • Vietnam 13 Jan 09

Have ever you think about this question? I have seen many language, it is approximately 19 languages. The list is below: 1.English 2. Russian 3. French 4. German 5. Chinese 6. Japanese 7. Korean language 8. Thai 9....

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A Complaint about Ebay

Zalvor @Zalvor (727) • Turkey 18 Dec 08

I've had a huge disappointment with Ebay today, which I would like to share with you. I live in Turkey and I have a book which I want to sell on Ebay. The book weighs around 19.2 oz (544 gr.) which means if anyone buys it in the...

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Turkish food

ellyross @ellyross (38) • Italy 16 Dec 08

Do you like turkish food?

turkish

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If you are a Christian do you teach your children to believe in Santa Clause?

marcialoyd @marcialoyd (1173) • United States 22 Nov 08

One of the biggest debates out there is if you are a christian do you teach your children to believe in Santa Clause. You know, the orgin of Santa Clause was a turkish bishop named Saint Nicholas who gave gifts to the needy and...

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esl teacher online home based

mariecandyramos @mariecandyramos (4) • Philippines 19 Nov 08

well i'm an english teacher online for 3 years now i've been teaching koreans,japanese,turkish,arabians,brazilians and european its so now to have this kind of job i only stay at home and get paid for $5 per hour and i was paid...

english teacher online home based

esl teacher

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turkish

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