And What Edibles do you Bring BACK from Turkey..?

[Scunner]

Be honest now  

I have (but wouldn't necessarily do so in future  ) brought back the kid's favourite Turkish biscuits and cakes (most notably Pop-Kek, Turkey's greatest invention), and Turkish mayonnaise (nobody does it better in a bottle).

[milorni]

Sage tea-bags or dried sage to make tea with.

[puma]

we have brought back loads of fillet steak,because it was cheaper and tasted better.  
and fruit from our trees   

[Scunner]

Flamin hell Pumes you're lucky you've never been pulled

[bewva]

Ruffles crips.    sad I know.
We used to bring loads of wine back when we used to go to Greece and Portugal then realised we had been drinking crap all holiday.

[kevin3]

Honey, dried herb bundles off the market, spices off the market,small round biscuit with cream in ?, olive oil off friends who produce their own.

[keng38]

Those nuts with the seeds glued on the outside.
Dodgy designer gear from the market and a couple of verrucas from the water parks.

[Menthol]

Sage tea.

Fruit tea (the stuff that doesn't actually have tea in it) - Balsan.

Olives.

[Scunner]

 

Those nuts with the seeds glued on the outside.
Dodgy designer gear from the market and a couple of verrucas from the water parks.

Strange eating habits there Ken

[SuzzPuss]

The tea bags I didn't get through on holiday.    Oh, and some Turkish Delight as presents for the lovely people who look after Peter's mum while we're away.