#Turkish Online Store

[josscurra00]

Turkish Online Store | Sultanofbazaar.com

Sultan of Bazaar is one stop to buy natural and organic food and high-quality products at the best price. We offer you the best Turkish products at affordable prices.

Turkish Online Store

[buyinturkey]

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[seelanmarket]

[melis-writes]

(2024) My current collection of The Godfather/The Godfather Part II Merch Part 1!

You can check out my Al Pacino merch collection here!

Part 2 here!

All purchased in 2021 when I was in Turkey! From the top, left to right, "A Life on The Wire" is an autobiography about Al. The one and only, "The Godfather" by Mario Puzo, and the bottom left there is actually a blank Godfather notebook I purchased in Turkey as well. I have the Coppola Restoration of all 5 discs in a collection for the films and extra contents!

Godfather I and II posters! Also all purchased from local online retailers in Turkey from 2021 and 2022.

A little cardboard Vito cutout! I bought this in a local bookstore in Turkey in 2022.

My prized Michael Corleone 1:6 figurine! 🥺🖤 I got him from Aliexpress, but he certainly did not look like this because his face/head was different and he was wearing a blue suit (that he never wore in any movie ever). If I didn't modify Michael, he would have been about $350 CAD or so. He looked like this before:

I put together about $100 CAD of modifications on him to get a new had, new hands and a new suit, and voila!

My Godfather phone cases!

My Godfather funkos are everything! 🥺 Vito and Michael are the only ones that have 2 funkos from the first two films.

A Godfather air freshener is needed in my car, of course. 🤭

A cute Godfather Part II poster gifted to me by my best friend alongside more merch in 2021!

This here I was so pleasantly shocked to find in a local Turkish bookstore in 2022. I couldn't find an English version of this to save my life. It was titled (translated) as The Godfather Family Album. It's extremely unique in terms of the content inside, like a folder keeping tabs on all of the events, newspaper clippings and character profiles!

The Godfather magazine I purchased off Amazon (Canada) in 2022.

The official motion picture archives book of The Godfather from Amazon (Canada).

A 3D printout (made by a local seller in Turkey) of The Godfather's title on top of a set of Godfather playing cards (also bought from a novelty store in Turkey) in 2022.

A Godfather mug that reads "I don't apologize to take care of my family" with Vito on one side and the film's logo on the other. Found in a Turkish bookstore in 2022!

A 3D printout bust of Vito Corleone, made by a local Turkish seller I bought in 2022.

Probably one of my all time favourite merch pieces ever... this huge, glossy photo filled Godfather Family Album. I cannot recommend this enough for diehard Godfather fans! 🖤

Michael Corleone in The Godfather Part II as a phone case. 🤭

Hands down my favourite movie poster of The Godfather Part II.

A Godfather board/card game called "An Offer You Can't Refuse" was the first Godfather related game of any kind I bought in 2022 from a private seller in Canada.

The Godfather trivia game!! I've yet to meet anyone who can beat me when it comes to the first two films' trivia. 🤭😂

A mini Godfather music player that absolutely plays the most dazzling little version of the film's theme song next to a lego version of Vito! The lego vito was gifted to me in 2021 by my best friend. I bought the music player from Aliexpress in 2022.

[herkonular]

SEVENHİLLSSHOPPİNG - MEGA+

Turkish cuisine is famous for its rich flavors and unique combination of spices and ingredients. Turkish cuisine has been influenced by many cultures such as the Ottoman, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean, resulting in a wide variety of dishes and flavors. One of the most popular aspects of Turkish cuisine is its desserts, known for their sweetness and unique texture. Two of the most famous Turkish desserts are baklava and Turkish delight. Baklava is a pastry made from layers of phyllo filled with chopped hazelnuts and honey syrup; Turkish delight, on the other hand, is a sweet, chewy confection made with starch and sugar, often flavored with rose water or other natural extracts. These traditional sweets are widely available in Turkish markets and specialty stores such as Seven Hills Shopping, which offers a wide range of Turkish baklava and other desserts. Turkish cuisine is known for its desserts as well as popular beverages such as herbal teas and Turkish coffee. Herbal tea is made from a variety of natural herbs and flowers such as sage, chamomile and rosehip. This tea is often consumed for its health benefits, including its ability to calm digestion, boost the immune system, and promote relaxation. Turkish coffee is a strong, rich coffee made using a special method of boiling coffee grounds in water and serving it without filtering. Turkish coffee is often served with a small glass of water and Turkish delight, making it a popular and enjoyable social experience. If you want to try traditional Turkish desserts and drinks, there are many options available online. Sultan Bazaar and Grand Bazaar Istanbul are two popular online retailers specializing in Turkish products such as baklava, Turkish delight, herbal tea, and Turkish coffee. These retailers offer a wide range of high-quality products, including mixed baklava flavors, saffron and specialty Turkish products. Hafız Mustafa 1864 Istanbul is another popular brand that offers a wide variety of traditional Turkish desserts, including baklava, Turkish delight and chocolate. Whether you want to pamper yourself with a sweet treat or enjoy a cup of Turkish coffee or herbal tea, there are many options to experience the unique flavors and traditions of Turkish cuisine. You can access the product you want through our website.

[the-mad-dog-of-eckhart]

VADD volume 1 in Turkish!

VADD has been licensed in Turkish by Athica Books (entitled Kötülerin Kaderi Yok Olmaktır)!

Online store

[dipperpines-kin]

surprised I’ve never told ya how sick as hell ur collection is usually I just make my own gravity falls merch because I get urky shopping at online stores that aren’t Amazon and Amazon sucks

You got any recommendations for places I could check out for gravity falls / rev falls merch that are trustable??

Oh for sure! My number one favorite place to buy Gravity Falls merch is The Mystery Shack - They have a mix of official and fan made, I love all their Gravity Falls stuff. They even have other artists merch for sale and do collabs. Here are some more sites based on what you're looking for. Gravity Falls Charms 1. Wateryday - love their Gravity Falls moving eye charms. 2. Indigoabby - a good friend of mine, small independent business owner, they have more Gravity Falls merch on the way. 3. Sovonight - They restock their charms in November. 4. Cherry Bean - They don't have much, it's mostly Owl House Merch, but what they do have is good. Gravity Falls Prints 1. Inprnt - Far better than Redbubble International Gravity Falls Merch 1. D & R - You will need to be on desktop for this site to translate it from Turkish. Their shipping is super fast though. 2. Russian Gravity Falls Board Games - I haven't bought from here yet so can't confirm if the shipping is any good, buy at your own risk. Other 1. Bad Egg Studio - These guys have worked with Alex Hirsch himself, so their merch is both official and fan made. They are a small business so they aren't always open, follow them on instagram for updates. 2. Box Lunch - these guys have official Gravity Falls merch, not always good, kinda seems rushed and remixed tbh. But I mean if you like it then get it. NZ Artists Bespoke Boutique - I have 2 mugs from these guys and a mousepad. And that is it as far as whom I have bought from.

[drelldreams]

Mass Effect Headcanon: Grocery stores

With drones being able to deliver groceries from warehouses quickly to people‘s homes, some people do not bother to go grocery shopping in actual grocery stores anymore, instead ordering everything online. Yet, a lot of people still go grocery shopping the traditional way, preferring to have the experience of being inside a place where they have the array of products physically in front of them.

On the Citadel, no grocery store or even grocery store section, officially speaking, caters to a specific species.

There‘s no store or store section for humans, or for hanar, or for asari.

But, just like there‘s Asian or Turkish or Mexican food stores on Earth, there are stores that mainly offer the food of a certain region.

It could be Citadel’s Amayi Market’s Dekuuna specialities section, or their departments of Palaven or Earth foods.

Or it could be Illuminated Delicaties, a grocery store aimed towards anyone who wishes to shop for Kahje foods. While many of the visitors will be hanar, it is also filled with plenty of other species who just like fish and seafood.

Larger Citadel food stores (supermarkets) typically feature cafès with fresh foods, including hot meals.

[circlique]

As someone whos been following you since back in the og hetalia days and followed your north korea ask blog, i do remember you mentioned you got to live in south korea! As someone who really wants to go, can you tell me what it was like? What did you enjoy about it? Have a good rest of your day!! 😊

Yes, I did! I lived there for two years (during covid, so my experience is probably quite different from many others).

Things I liked: I lived in a high rise apartment, with basically everything I needed within walking distance. For anything that wasn't within walking distance, public transport was amazing (and cheap!). I had a couple bus routes I liked to take to bigger department stores like E-mart (which are basically a whole mall in one store) and a public park with hiking trails. There are tons of cool historical landmarks. More than once I had been out hiking on a trail and stumbled upon temples I had no idea were there. I distinctly remember hiking Jirisan at like 4 in the morning to catch the sunrise and heard a gong in the distance on the way up. Then out of the fog emerged this temple where the monks were doing their early morning ceremonies. Felt like I was in a ghibli movie or something. The spring bloom and fall colors are AMAZING and one of the few things I could consistently enjoy during covid. Also, if you're an uber eats person, Korea has an app which I can't remember the name of, but nearly every restaurant was on the app and offered delivery. And everything was delicious. BAKERIES everywhere. Little farmers/street markets. I had no shortage of Korean, Japanese, Turkish, Indian, American, basically any nationality of food. I think the only thing I didn't see a lot of that I kind of missed was Mexican. I can read hangul but only speak a little Korean (about enough to introduce myself and order at a restaurant), but most people speak at least a little english. Most street signs are also in english, but if you end up somewhere where they aren't, being able to read hangul would come in handy. Most people are very friendly. I had a random guy, English name David, decide he was my tour guide and show me and my partner the best way up a very popular mountain. Also got adopted by more than one Korean ajumma who would give me fruit and homemade goodies and ask me when I was gonna have kids. Random people helped me unload the massive cat tree i bought at a pet store off the bus, which was very kind of them and much appreciated.

Things I didnt like: covid obviously, and covid probably informed a lot of the policies I didn't like while I was there. There were some places closed to foreigners, and some things I just couldn't do as a foreigner. Some tickets (for like trains and ferries and campgrounds and stuff) could only be purchased in person, while Koreans are able to purchase them online. I don't know if this was just a covid thing. The smog got really bad sometimes. Once the summer monsoon starts, it rains for days, and can get really hot and humid.

Idk if that really helps but I hope that at least gives you a sense of the vibes! I hope you have a great time in this wonderful country!

[buyinturkey]

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[seelanmarket]

'Garnet' sweet potatoes feature dark orange-red skin with bright purple flesh. They are moister than 'Jewels' or 'Beauregards' which makes them perfect for baking. They retain their lovely reddish hue even after baking.

[natandacat]

کشک بادمجان ~ Kashk-e bademjoon

Since I've just made some and it's so so tasty, here's my recipe for kashk-e bademjoon (kashk & egglant dip dish)

You'll need:

1 big eggplant

1 big onion or 2 small ones

Garlic (be generous)

Ground walnuts

Kashk*

Spices: turmeric, paprika, cumin, black pepper (whatever you have)

Dried mint (optional)

*Kashk is not easy to find outside of iranian stores, and hard to substitute. It's a kind of fermented curdled milk paste and it tastes really strong. I see people online substituting it with greek yogurt and honestly, it just won't be the same taste at all. It probably makes a great dish, but it won't be kashk-e bademjoon. If you can't find kashk (which is likely, sometimes you can find dried kashk in indian/turkish stores but you really need the paste and I've never been able to rehydrate the dried balls into a paste lol), try to use a sheep or goat cheese which can melt/flake off and has a strong taste (if you can't taste the farm, if it doesn't feel like licking a sheep, it's not the right one lol).

That being said! Here are the steps:

As a forenote, do NOT add salt during the first steps, kashk is very salty and you'll need to wait until the end to add it and adjust to taste

Peel the eggplant and slice it lengthwise, cook it in a pan with oil and paprika until soft and lightly grilled

Slice the onions and cook them in a pan (use the same pan as the eggplant). When translucent, add turmeric, paprika, cumin, and hot paprika/cayenne if you want a little kick. Mince the garlic and add it to the onions. Cook until golden

Add the eggplant back into the pan and mix well

Add dried mint to taste

Add ground walnuts

Let cook until the walnuts are well roasted

Add about 3 big spoons of kashk, to taste

Let cook a bit more on low heat until everything is well incorporated

Bam! You've got kashk-e bademjoon. Eat it on some bread :)

@priestin

[halidursun]

— closed for: ruby morrisey / @ophaeliacs. — location: honey bee tea.

Given the popularity of tea in Turkish culture Halide had been raised on it and to this day it was a beverage she consumed daily. Not simply for the routine nor taste, also for the health benefits that it provided as a regular part of her diet. The problem that morning was discovering how dangerously low her supply was when she'd gone to make her morning cup after rising somewhere around 11am. An online order would take a bit of time to reach her doorstep, there was always the option of nabbing some from her parents house in the interim, but after dressing Halide decided to check on the local tea shop to see and hope that the store carried some. What a blessing that would be.

When she'd walked into the shop the aromatics immediately crafted a smile on her face. It was only a few minutes of browsing when she'd been approached, asked if there was anything they could aide her in finding. "Do you have any Turkish tea by chance?" If not, there might be a trip to Chicago in store for her for the day after all. Which Hali had been hoping to avoid, decidedly taking a day off and not putting more miles on her pretty little sports car. "I'm almost out at home, I don't know why I didn't order before this morning, and I'm trying to circumvent going to my parents..." There was a smile with the unnecessary explanation. "This is a lovely little shop you have here. I wish I'd stopped in sooner," Hali pointed to a teapot on a shelf on display, "I started eyeing that up as soon as I walked in."

[pyoorofficial]

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