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Diyarbakır burma kadayıfı is a dessert prepared by transforming dough made from flour and water into thin strands, filling them with walnut or Antep pistachios, shaping them into twists, frying them in clarified butter, and pouring sherbet over them. Product Profile and Geographical Indication Type Diyarbakır burma kadayıfı belongs to the product group of bakery and confectionery items, specifically dough-based products and desserts, and more precisely to the kadayıf category. It has been regist

Walnut is the name for several trees of the family Juglandaceae, primarily Juglans regia, and their hard-shelled fruits. It is considered native to a region encompassing Southeast Europe and western Central Asia; its natural range is uncertain due to its long history of cultivation as a crop, dating back many centuries. Juglans regia is also known as “English walnut” or “Acem walnut”. It is cultivated as a commercial crop in temperate regions worldwide and has hundreds of different cultivars. Bo

Erkilet kedi bacağı ("Erkilet cat's leg") is a local product produced in the Erkilet Neighborhood of the Kocasinan district in Kayseri province, obtained by processing walnuts and white grapes. It was registered as a geographical indication on October 8, 2020. It is popularly named this because its shape resembles a cat's leg. The product is classified in the group of 'cevizli pekmez sucuğu' (walnut sausage with grape molasses), chocolate, confectionery, and derivatives, and it bears a "designat

Çankırı Pıhtı is a traditional dessert from Çankırı province in Türkiye. Made with wheat flour, water, butter, walnuts, and sugar or grape molasses, this dessert has been registered as a geographical indication with registration number 983 by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office on 24 November 2020, due to its unique production method and its strong association with the region. Çankırı Pıhtı is one of the defining characteristics of the regional cuisine in terms of texture, presentation, and

Diyarbakır Burma Kadayıfı is a traditional dessert made by stretching a dough of flour and water into fine strands, filling them with walnuts or Antep pistachios, shaping them into spirals, frying them in clarified butter, and pouring syrup over them. Product Profile and Geographical Indication Type Diyarbakır Burma Kadayıfı belongs to the product group of bakery and confectionery items, dough products, and sweets, specifically within the kadayıf category. It has been registered by the Turkish P

Muğla saraylısı is a traditional dessert produced by rolling out dough into thin sheets, filling it with walnuts from the Menteşe region, shaping it into a distinctive round form, baking it, and soaking it in syrup. Product Profile and Geographical Indication Type Muğla saraylısı falls under the product group of bakery and confectionery items, dough-based products, and sweets. It has been registered by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office as a "geographical indication." The registration of Mu

Elazığ orciği is a traditional product made by dipping newly harvested local walnuts, threaded on cotton string, several times into a juice extracted from grapes native to Elazığ province. This product belongs to the cevizli sucuk family. It has been officially registered as a “Geographical Indication” by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office and placed under protection on 30 November 2018 with Registration No: 398. Product Description and Distinctive Characteristics Elazığ orciği is produced

Elazığ orciği is a traditional product made by dipping newly harvested local walnuts, threaded on cotton string, several times into must derived exclusively from grapes native to Elazığ Province. The product has been officially registered as a “Geographical Indication” by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office and was granted protection under Registration No. 398 on 30 November 2018. Elazığ Orciği (AA) " image-alternate="" image-element-format="right"> Product Description and Distinctive Cha

Burdur walnut paste is a traditional dessert from Burdur, made by mixing walnuts, semolina, and sugar in equal proportions without any heat treatment. Distinct from other types of crushed desserts, it is prepared by adding semolina and crushed walnuts to a syrup that is not boiled. The mixture is shaped, cut into pieces, coated with powdered sugar, and left to rest before serving. Due to the preservation of the natural structure of walnuts and semolina, it is high in nutritional value, free from

Devrek White Baklava is a syrup-soaked pastry made using traditional methods in the Devrek district of Zonguldak province, Türkiye. It consists of multiple layers of thin dough, clarified butter, and crushed walnut kernels. The product is called “white baklava” because it is baked without browning the top surface. It has been officially registered with a “Geographical Indication” by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office. Product Description and Distinctive Characteristics Devrek White Baklava