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ONCU 100% Pomegranate Sour Glass is obtained by carefully selecting and collecting the most delicious and exclusive pomegranates. ONCU Pomegranate Sour, which makes a difference with its traditional taste; It goes well with salads or appetizers such as raw meatballs.

Native to Southeastern Turkey the Maras chili is named after Maras a small town in this region (now known as Kahramanmaras). These chilies are naturally wet and are best known for their oily texture and moist appearance.Maras chilies are placed on large tarps where they are sun-dried, de-stemmed, seeded and ground into a crushed flake while still retaining much of their moisture. The aroma is of dried fruit, while the taste is slightly acidic with hints of deep earthy flavors. A medium hot Chile (a bit smoky and a bit sweet) come in at about a 4-6 on the heat scale and 10,000 in scoville heat unit.

Whether you’re eating them whole as a snack or chopping them to top a salad or pizza, black olives add a bit of extra nutrition to your diet. The tiny fruit , olives are considered a fruit because they contain a seed and develop from a flower is rich in monounsaturated fat, fiber, beta carotene and vitamin E. However, as a high-fat fruit, black olives are a concentrated source of calories, and they're also high in sodium, so enjoy them in moderation.

The Turkish dish, cig kofte consists of vegetarian meatballs made from bulgur, onion, tomato or red pepper and isot pepper. They are oval rather than round and each bears the handprint of their maker. Cig kofte can be eaten as a snack or light lunch.

In the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire, dolma is a family of stuffed vegetable dishes that consists of stuffed peppers or grape leaves. Dolma are part of the Balkan cuisines and surrounding regions, such as Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia and also Central Asia. In Greek, they are known as yemista or gemista. In Tunisia, they are known as Filfil Mahshi.

In the cuisines of the former Ottoman Empire, dolma is a family of stuffed vegetable dishes that consists of stuffed peppers or grape leaves. Dolma are part of the Balkan cuisines and surrounding regions, such as Middle Eastern countries like Iraq, Iran, Turkey, Azerbaijan, Armenia and also Central Asia. In Greek, they are known as yemista or gemista. In Tunisia, they are known as Filfil Mahshi.