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pekmez
Good day to everyone! Tell me please, on excursions to Dim-chai, at fruit tasting, they offer to try pekmez, and then if you wish, you can buy it, so, I don’t remember what that pekmez is brewed from - grape juice, mulberry or carob tree? Well, at least kill me, I don’t remember! Who knows, tell me!
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Means so :) pekmez is a waste of the sugar industry. All talk about its miraculous properties, unique manufacturing, etc. - for tourists.
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answered 11 years ago
Yah? Is melasa a pekmez? I don’t know for certain what it is, but of all the waste products of the sugar industry, only molasses comes to mind. But that's not it! It seems like pekmez is fruit juice evaporated to a syrup. I bought such Serbian ones - in the Yugoslav countries there are many types of different fruits, they come with nuts or raisins or with pieces of fruit. True, nothing particularly outstanding, just a delicious syrup.
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answered 11 years ago
Perhaps in Serbia, pekmez is pekmez! What is sold in Turkey is clearly melas :) There is no smell of mulberries, as the Turks like to say. They bought it once, read the label, tasted it, and threw it away. It's just like they have now got the hang of making Turkish delight "from natural kiwi" - synthetics are so scary, the smell does not disappear for a long time, the color is out of the blue.
Do you know Narsharab? We bought an excellent one in the market from my grandfather in Manavgat. Now they bought in a store in Kemer - a periodic table instead of the prescribed pomegranate juice and pepper.
Do you know Narsharab? We bought an excellent one in the market from my grandfather in Manavgat. Now they bought in a store in Kemer - a periodic table instead of the prescribed pomegranate juice and pepper.
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