Turkish Delight with Rose Flavor 454gr Gourmet Medium Size Snacks Gift Box | No Nuts Sweet Luxury Traditional Confectionery Vegan Soft Candy Dessert Glucose Free Lokum (Loukoumi) Approx.42 Pcs

If you are a fan of the Narnia tales and want to know why Edmund was so interested in Turkish delight, well here you go. These are deliciously delicately flavored with roses. A delightful little treat and great as a gift for that Narnia-phobe. One thing though, they are mostly sugar, but oh so delicious

A friend bought the orange lemon and rose flavor for my birthday and I needed more. Who makes these? The white witch cause they are addictive. Funnily enough I always wanted to eat roses they always smelled delicious to me for some reason. This scratches that itch. Its definitely an acquired taste! If you don't like rose perfume or the smell of roses at all DEFFINATELY not for you. The size of the candy is pretty thick the last one I got was like gummy bear size this one is like fun size candy bar. Its so chewy pleasent such a good treat when you are craving one, they say they use beatroot sugar I believe it doesn't affect the flavor and so good that its not overly sweet. I don't know if this is a traditional recipe used so if you are used to traditional lokum be warry this might be much different from what you are used to. I've tried making lokum myself before but ended up with a jelly mess. if you dont want the headache its worth the price

I bought two different brands, concentrating on different flavors. This brand is on the left in the photo. Both are delicious! This one has the wonderful taste of roses. I will say that the box makes it look like it holds more than it does. There is a one inch plus paper frame inside the box and the candies are in the middle of that frame, so the candies do not actually fill the box. I was curious about the claim that these are glucose free. So I googled it. Chemically, both cane sugar and beet sugar are composed of sucrose, and they are both 99.95% pure sucrose. I'm not a chemist, but don't indulge thinking you are getting away without consuming sugar when you enjoy these. I could do with a lot less of the powdery sugar which is sprinkled quite liberally on this particular brand. It isn't really necessary, makes the candies sweeter than they need to be and it is messy. I shake it out of the box when I first open it but it seems to linger everywhere.

Contents weighed 15.9 ounces instead of 16, but that didn't bother me too much because these were not that great in flavor.

Great quality product!

Not my cup of tea. The product tasted like pure perfume rose perfume that is. I had to spit it out I don't know how people could eat this. The flavor is just not candy like at all. Sorry for the creators of this Turkish delight but I'm just giving it an honest review of the taste.

This feels like a very posh treat to have & share. It's decadent!

Waaay too much powdered sugar drowning these candies!! Be prepared to have a white mess on your table, counter and floor. I had to wipe them all off and transfer to plastic bag. Big mess and who needs to eat all that extra sugar. They should show it in the box as you'd really get it. Take off cellphane wrapper and powdered sugar goes all over. If i want to dust this much I'll dust my house. Too bad as it tastes good once you remove all the excess sugar.

Brought as birthday present, good value for money. Lovely to give as a gift. Quality of the product was good and was enjoyed throughly.

Delicious, thank you!

The item arrived with a bashed corner, which was not acceptable as this is a gift. Having ordered this before I can say that the rose flavored Turkish delight is delicious.

What dyou say about Turkish delight . It makes a great present , good price, top quality chocs quickly delivered

Arrived in a timely manner, Turkish delight was in nice big chunks and the flavour was spot on. My only criticism is that they were coated in cornstarch and not icing and it did impair my overall enjoyment of them, hence the 4 stars. When I initially opened the packaging the cornstarch went everywhere, so be mindful where you open it.