Hazer Baba Turkish Delight Candy, Vanilla Flavored, 16oz (Pack of 1), Gourmet Snack Box, Traditional, Vegan Snack, Turkish Lokum, Unique Sweets, Loukumi, Delicias Turcas, Halal, Kosher

The lemon one was like a jelly sugar lemon slice candy. The mint is definitely strong, they don't seem stale, idk if their good price, but they taste good compared to the hassle if trying to Home make them. There's enough in here I'd say for once in a while kinda thing they would last an OK amount of time

1 lb box of rose, lemon, and mint turkish delight. Not exactly what I was expecting as I was purchasing as a gift for my fiance. Ended up that my children loved it more than he did. I really enjoyed the rose flavor while my children liked the mint and lemon. We keep it in our room and dole it out as a reward. They feel they are getting spoiled with adult treats when we let them have them. I don't give my children sweets every day and so this works well as a good reward. Stays fresh for quite a while. I will be trying some of the other flavors from Hazer baba. While my fiance wasn't a fan, it was still delicious. Now I just need to find one he likes. He and my youngest daughter are the real sweet tooths in my family.

This is a mix of lemon, rose and mint flavored turkish delight. It is a nearly no fat, high carb treat with a mild flavor, a soft chewy texture and covered with powdered sugar. The sugar covering makes the colors hard to distinguish unless you look carefully or brush some of it off. I sometimes serve Turkish Delight with a sweet-tart dipping sauce made by mixing a TBS each of lemon juice and honey. Fans of the Chronicles of Narnia will remember that the Magic Turkish Delight was part of what induced Edmund to betray his siblings to the witch. Enjoy some in the safety of your home. Hazer Baba Turkish Delight, Mixed, Lemon Rose Menthe, 16-Ounce Boxes (Pack of 4)

I hadn't had Turkish Delight in many years, and The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe was on T.V. the other day, and I was like 'Oh yeah!'. As for this product, yeah, it's pretty good. A little sweet (even without the flood of powered sugar that comes with it, haha), but the rose flavor was the best. It's surprising cause you wouldn't think a floral taste would be good, but lo and behold, it was. Didn't care for the mint, but the lemon was good. Would probably only buy the rose flavor next time around, but maybe would buy this 3-flavor box as a gift for others in the future. Came within 6 days of purchase.

We've eaten Turkish Delight before so we knew exactly what to expect but this Turkish Delight was even better than we hoped for. It arrived quickly and even after a week of not opening it (it's a special Christmas treat) it was still fresh and delicious. The flavors were strong but not intense and each piece was thoroughly covered in powdered sugar. Definitely worth the purchase!

Gross flavoring! The flavoring was generic/cheap and gross! Tasted like those decorative soaps your geam had in the bathroom....they taste like those soaps smell! Too much cornstarch also makes them chewier than a normal Turkish delight would be. Never getting this brand again! Id prefer Koska or Cerez brands!

They just aren't that great quality. The flavors are bad, the corn starch powder covering the pieces is bad, the texture goes bad after just a few days. There's no production date anywhere so I don't know how fresh they were, but within a week they were becoming dry and cracked. As for the flavor, it's just bad. All 3 are artificial and only the lemon isn't an offense to your tongue. Mint is ehhhhhh... not good. Rose is just awful. I know it's an acquired taste and I have indeed acquired a taste for it, but these particular flavorings need to be done better. Someday I might try making turkish delight with actual lemon juice, and I'm sure it will be better than these.

I really liked them. Unique candy.