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Pistachio belongs to the family Anacardiaceae. It is a commercially significant plant that produces edible nuts fruit. Its origin is believed to be in Anatolia Iran Caucasus and Central Asia, and it was cultivated in southern Anatolia during the Hittite period and spread to Europe via Rome in the first century AD. Today, Iran, USA and Türkiye share the top three positions in global pistachio production.Pistachio (Gaziantep Metropolitan Municipality)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="righ

Gaziantep Bülbül Yuvası is a traditional dessert distinguished by its distinctive shape and production technique among syrup-based sweets specific to Gaziantep province. The dough, made from thinly rolled wheat flour, semolina, and clarified butter, is stretched and cut into fine strands to form the dessert, which is typically filled with crushed pistachios and presented in a nest-like shape. After shaping, the desserts are baked, then soaked in a prepared sugar syrup to become ready for consump

Gaziantep Şöbiyeti is a traditional dessert made by layering twelve thin sheets of phyllo dough with a creamy mixture of milk and semolina, sprinkling crushed Antep pistachios on top, and sweetening it with syrup. It has been officially registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office.Gaziantep Şöbiyeti (Turkish Patent)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Product Definition and Distinctive CharacteristicsGaziantep Şöbiyeti is prepared by placing

Maraş Pistachio Paste is a sweet made using Antep pistachios from the Kahramanmaraş region and is classified as a traditional confection. It is known for its distinctive flavor, color, and texture.Maraş Pistachio Paste (Kahramanmaraş Metropolitan Municipality)" image-alternate="" image-element-format="right">Registration"Maraş pistachio paste" belongs to the category of confections and regional sweets. It has been officially registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office as "mahreç mar