Snacks, fast food, and soft drinks – based in NZ
Next up on the @turkishtreatbox list is this sh1t. It might look familiar to yous because it looks familiar to mes. I reviewed one of this sh1t before only it was the coconut one. Remember Hindistan cevizi? Indian walnut?
Bet you thought we were done with Turkish treats but guess what!? It’s another Turkish treat from my @turkishtreat box.
This time we are looking at the Tofita – çilek. On the packaging it claims to be “çilek aromalı meyve toffe şeker” which having broken the sentence down into it’s component parts, seems to translate as:
got a big surprise when I opened this sh1t up. Each tiny puffed biscuit looking thing had a mystical symbol printed on it. Fun! This was going to be just like that time I worked as a druid over summer and had to cast and interpret runes for the tourists.
s my mastery of the Turkish language continues to advance, I ran into a real dead end with this one. I cannot find any decent translation of either “Yupo” or “Çokojelo”.
Here we are – the 6th Turkish treat from the @turkishtreatbox and your votes have picked this.
First up, let us try and figure out what this sh1t is…
What number we up to now? 5 I think – so this is the 5th most voted for item in the treat box from @turkishtreatbox …
What do you think of when you think of Turkey?
For me it will always be the sweeping majestic sour patches that Turkey is famous for. Turkey has the finest climate in the world for sour patches and some of the first recorded sour patch sightings were dictated by Alexander the Great when he first set eyes upon the patches that dotted the area around 334 BC:
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