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 Childhood candy memories Feb 05, 2011
By B.F. Alvir
"Music Lover"
Okay, it's pathetic, but I dream of the candies I loved when I was a child. It's the emotions the smells and tastes they evoke, I'm sure, but when I learned that I could acquire BIG TURK in the U.S. I was so happy. It's a candy known only to the "colonies". Turkish delight can be gotten in several stores owned and operated by people from other countries and the pure form of Turkish delight is traditional for some but there's something truly great about the modified version that we used to eat in Canada. And now, I can eat them everyday. I have to stop myself. I'm forever grateful that I have a box of those famous jellied bars, shaped into bite sizes, and covered with chocolate that mixes so well with the jelly flavor that you are inclined to chew rather than allow the chocolate to melt in your mouth. They are good but they may be an acquired taste because when a friend asked "what do they taste like?" I said "um...a little like perfume ...but good!" But beware, they are addictive once you cross the line of taste reason you are forever inducted.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Yummy Sep 12, 2009
By M. Thome
I ordered these without trying them because a canadian friend of mine loved them. And I have to agree, they are very good. Thin layer of chocolate on the outside, then solid turkish delight. Turkish delight is a jelly like raspberry flavoured filling. Its not like jelly from a preserves jar, or jelly like a gummy bear. Its more or less in the middle, but better somehow...
My favorite candy bar! Mar 22, 2011
By oyvey
I love Big Turk! Not only is it low in fat, but the combination of the gelatin with the chocolate is terrific. I especially love them frozen!
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