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Senirkent Grape Molasses

Senirkent Grape Molasses

(632 words)
December 1, 2025

Isparta Province’s Senirkent district is associated with a product bearing a geographical indication, produced traditionally from the Dimrit variety of grape. This product was registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on 17.03.2022. The history of this grape molasses carries significance for the culinary culture and economy of the geographical area where viticulture has long been practiced.Product CharacteristicsSenirkent grape molasses possesses qualities derived from the characteri

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Kasım Emre Anıl

Kasım Emre Anıl

Sivrihisar Höşmerim Tatlısı

Sivrihisar Höşmerim Tatlısı

(615 words)
December 8, 2025

Sivrihisar Höşmerim Sweet is a traditional dessert specific to the Sivrihisar district of Eskişehir province, prepared by roasting full-fat cream (kaymak), flour, and a small amount of salt.Product Profile and Geographical Indication TypeSivrihisar Höşmerim Sweet belongs to the product group of bakery and confectionery items, dough products, and sweets. It has been registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office as a "geographical indication." A geographical indication is a mark that ident

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Caner Sefa Koçyiğit

Caner Sefa Koçyiğit

Nigde TahiniNi

Nigde Tahini

(376 words)
July 2, 2025

Nigde Tahini is a unique dessert native to the Niğde province of Türkiye, traditionally prepared and registered with a Geographical Indication. It is especially known as an indispensable delicacy during the month of Ramadan, commonly served at iftar and suhoor meals.Definition and CharacteristicsNigde Tahini is primarily made from tahini and grape molasses, standing out with its dense consistency and rich aroma. Its distinctive taste and texture are directly linked to the quality of the ingredie

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Sinem Bostan

Sinem Bostan

Amasya Don't Forget Me SweetAm

Amasya Don't Forget Me Sweet

(320 words)
December 3, 2025

Amasya Unutma Beni Tatlısı is a traditional dessert specific to the province of Amasya. Made from simple ingredients such as stale whole wheat bread, grape molasses, sugar, water, and walnut kernels, this dessert is frequently consumed by the local population, especially on significant occasions and daily meals. Registered with a geographical indication, this dessert holds an important place in Amasya’s culinary culture.Geographical Indication RegistrationAmasya Unutma Beni Tatlısı is a product

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Şule Bozkurt

Şule Bozkurt

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