Tturkish Delight (Rose Flavoured) 1lb.

I’ve been watching a Netflix series called “The Yard” about this lady who got into a domestic dispute with her abusive husband, and goes to jail/prison while trying to prove she was defending herself and her daughter. It’s really good! But anyway, there’s a scene where the women prisoners are eating Turkish Delight, Rose flavor, and talking about how delicious it is, so I wanted to know what it tastes like. I found it here on Amazon and ordered it. It came today, and I love it! It’s very fresh, and was delivered very fast. I had no idea something could be good to eat that tastes like a rose, lol, but it really does taste like a rose, and, it’s delicious! It’s a very delicate flavored candy. It’s chewy and sweet, but not extremely sweet. They’re shaped like little squares and they’re covered with powdered sugar. They’re cute and pretty, lol... Some reviews I’ve read say it tastes like soap, but It doesn’t taste like soap to me. To me, it just tastes delicately sweet, with a hint of rose flavor, just like it says, chewy, fresh, and endearing. There are a lot in this box. I’m very pleased! I will order it again :)....I paid full price for this product, and was not compensated in any way for my review. I just wanted to share my experience with this product with my fellow amazon shoppers regarding my new discovery of Turkish Delight :)

Soft and juicy, even if you opened the container a few days ago. Tastes like they're from Istanbul's streets. My only complaint is that this box is not magically enchanted so that it replenishes itself when you run out.

Really great. My mom made fun of me for years for buying this 'expensive candy' she finally ate some and about stole the whole box.

My love for Narnia has had me curious about Turkish Delight for years, and I finally decided to buy some and try it. Research led me to this particular flavor as one of the most popular ones so I bought it even though I was a little skeptical at anything flavored "rose".I'm not a fan. I seriously thought I took a bite of my grandmother's perfume powder, especially with the powdered sugar that went everywhere. The texture of the bites are interesting and they look phenomenal, but the rose flavor is a no-go for me.

This was my first time eating Turkish Delights. You always hear about it in movies so I wanted to try some. This one is rose flavor. Its really good. The texture reminds me of fruit snacks for kids but these delights have a sweet rose flavor. The smell and flavor of these are really good. If you're on a date and you want your breath to smell like sweet roses this is what you want or if you want sweet candy. The flavor is not overwhelming but it is somewhat strong, the sweetness is just right. The taste and rose smell will last awhile in your mouth.

These candies are unusual to my American palate. I love the chewy texture, and I find the flavor is very authentically rose in character. I just can’t eat more than a few at one time. That’s a good thing, nobody needs huge amounts of sugar, so I’d recommend them to anyone with an adventurous palate. There’s nothing soapy about them, which several people asked me about right away. I think they’d go very well with shortbread cookies and plain black tea for a quick break.

Bought two but sent one as a gift. I will buy this again. Simple, traditional ingredients and the right amount of rose essence- apparent but not overpowering. The product was the perfect texture and tasted fresh. It was all gone far before the expiry date which, if memory serves, was more than a year away. Plus, the box size, amount of product received, and the size of the pieces are all reasonable, what I expected, and decent for the price. The photos and packaging are not misleading, unlike many boxes of delights I have tried.

I bought this because it has no artificial color or flavor. However it was ruined by excessive powdered sugar. I never saw so much powdered sugar on Turkish delight in all of my rather long life! I actually dumped a half cup of sugar into the trash. Then I had to tap each square repeatedly to try to remove the excess sugar. But for the overuse of powdered sugar it was a lovely product, soft, fresh, and with the exotic taste of rosewater.