Attention locum lovers! What is the BEST locum in Istanbul...
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Middle Earth, and often worse
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Attention locum lovers! What is the BEST locum in Istanbul...
I go to Altan Sekerleme for mine.
Is there better? It has to be compared with the Altan Sekerleme locum. Just a one-of purchase does not count.
Back in istanbul in mid-December and willing to try and purchase others.How does Haci Bekir locum rate? I have never tried it...
Is this just a case of "There is no accounting for taste"?
Is there better? It has to be compared with the Altan Sekerleme locum. Just a one-of purchase does not count.
Back in istanbul in mid-December and willing to try and purchase others.How does Haci Bekir locum rate? I have never tried it...
Is this just a case of "There is no accounting for taste"?
#2
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Heraklion, Greece
Posts: 7,565
Locum consists of sugar, water, corn flour, gelatine, different "essences" and, sometimes, nuts of different kinds. The only things that are somewhat different from one maker to another are the different kinds (and amount) of essence used (± nuts). Living for ages in a locum producing and eating country, I think that there are two kinds of people: those who love them, like you, and those who don't (e.g. me!). Therefore, the advice given by half of the people should not be taken seriously: you have a 50% chance of non-expert advice. Also, if you've been to Istanbul often and have decided on one particular maker you like after trying a few, if I were you I would stick to that one without risking buying some that will make you unhappy. At any rate, I'm certain that if you go to one of the tens of places that sell the stuff in Istanbul, they will certainly let you try a few kinds of their own before you buy them.
PS I forgot, I hope you do visit your dentist regularly...
PS I forgot, I hope you do visit your dentist regularly...
#3
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