Turkish delight: yeah or nay?

[Jaron]

The only packing of boardwalk fudge I do is into my belly. 

[DontSayBanana]

The only packing of boardwalk fudge I do is into my belly. 

Last time I was down at Wildwood, I came back with two 1-lb. boxes of fudge.

I was guilty of: fudge-packing.

[HisMajestyBOB]

I love them, but I've only gotten them while in Turkey, or from Turkish immigrants to Germany. Non-Turkish Turkish Delights might not be so good.

[Darth Wagtaros]

Greek Delight sounds like a Marty-esque porn title.

I don't think I've ever tried or even seen Turkish Delight.

[Eddie Teach]

Hmm..

Taffy - candy or a sweet?

Most candies are sweet.

[Valmy]

Saltwater taffy is great you fucking Kentucky hack.

[Syt]

I love it and order my supervisor to always bring some when he goes on business trips to Istanbul.

[Syt]

Speaking of "Turkish" stuff, I also love Nougat, which in German is often called "Turkish Honey".

[BuddhaRhubarb]

only had some on the last year (friend brought from Turkey.) was good. Nothing I'd kill for like say a nice chocolate.

[Sheilbh]

[Mr.Penguin]

Jaron option, after a quick check on wikipedia, doesnt it look like something I have ever tried...

[Lucidor]

Byzantine treats? No sir!

[Brazen]

Gayest. Thread. Ever.

[The Larch]

Speaking of "Turkish" stuff, I also love Nougat, which in German is often called "Turkish Honey".

That looks like turrón, it's a tratitional sweet for Christmas over here.

[Josquius]

Hmm..

Taffy - candy or a sweet?