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  • 18-10-2012 12:17am
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    lubo_moravcik
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    Is there anywhere in Dublin that I can sample this please?


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  • #2
    PiE
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    I severely doubt it. Pity though, 'cos it's the ultimate quick snack.


  • #3
    lubo_moravcik
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    PiE wrote: »
    I severely doubt it. Pity though, 'cos it's the ultimate quick snack.
    Well that's unfortunate. Truth be told I've never seen nor tasted the stuff, in fact the first I even heard of it was on Masterchef Australia (great program :D) and everyone seemed to have so much love for it. One of these days I'll hunt it down


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    Mrs Fox
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    PiE wrote: »
    I severely doubt it. Pity though, 'cos it's the ultimate quick snack.


    It's a great quickie but making the dough is fairly laborious. It seems that only women make them in Turkey (or from what I've seen... Could be totally wrong).


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