The famous Turkish Midye Baklava with Pistachio
One of the luxurious Turkish baklava types that Istanbul and Antep are famous for. It differs from other well-known types of baklava by its shape that resembles that of a date, i.e. more longitudinal than circular. It’s made by filo dough and stuffed with luxurious Antep pistachios, grilled in the oven then dipped into syrup.
How Does Pistachio Midye Baklava Reach You
This type of baklava comes in a cardboard box of Karaköy Güllüoğlu weighing 1 kg. the box is anaerobically packed in order to preserve quality and taste until it reaches your doorstep.
Luxurious Turkish Baklava
No chance to walk around in any mall or market without coming across a kiosk or small shop, or even a cart, in which Turks sell this type of baklava that attracts the tourists attention urging them to taste its crunchy and delicious taste that melts in the mouth as soon as you eat it. Unlike other types, you don’t come across this type of baklava outside of Turkey.
Turkish Baklava
It’s no doubt that baklava is the most famous and oldest sweet types in the world. It dates back to the time of the Ottoman Sultans in Turkey. It is considered one of the most delicious types of eastern sweets though it dose take a lot of effort, expertise, and craftsmanship. Therefore, you may find something like it, in shape maybe, but it’s impossible to find the same taste and quality.
Made in the Best Baklava Shop in Istanbul
If you have ever been to Turkey, you must have heard of Karaköy Güllüoğlu or Hafiz Mustafa. These two names are the most prominent in the world of Turkish baklava in terms of manufacturing and exporting to the rest of the world. Their branches are sure the real destinations for most tourists from all over the world. If you want to order Pistachio Midye Baklava, Karaköy Güllüoğlu will take care of delivering it to you.
Ramadan Desserts
Desserts are the main dish in the holy month of Ramadan. No house can do without such desserts because it contains nutritional values that provide the body with the needed energy to carry on. People are skillful in choosing different types of sweets to decorate their tables in Ramadan.
Why don’t you try, this Ramadan on your table, an undoubtedly different “Iftar” (breakfast) for you and your family by choosing to taste this delicious Turkish dessert.