Turkish delight

He stopped at a stall and bought some Turkish delight.

You should see the price of turkish delight these days?

He reached inside the glove compartment for a paper bag of Turkish delight.

One hand held a slim book, the other was plucking Turkish delights out of a box.

And in fact, have you ever eaten Turkish Delight?

It is also used to stabilize Turkish delight or mastic-gum ice cream.

She accused me of eating some Turkish delight.

This year the traditional menu was made a little more exotic by the addition of Turkish Delight.

Our next stop was a manufacturer of halvah and Turkish delight.

There is also a long string of roadside kiosks selling the local Turkish delight.

It all adds up to an exotic holiday of pure Turkish Delight.

In Turkey mastic is used as a flavor of Turkish delight.

Got a craving for some Turkish delight?

Her film debut as an actress was in Turkish Delight in 1973.

Dessert, a concession to Lancaster's sweet tooth, was often Turkish delight.

Caroline picked out a pink cube of Turkish Delight.

Literally translated, the local Arabic term for Turkish delight means "throat comfort."

It is traditionally served with Turkish delight.

Chop the Turkish delight and stir in.

A sweet bread known as cozonac comes in flavors like chocolate and Turkish delight.

She held herself quite still, staring seriously at her mother, thinking, quite obviously, Henry thought, about Turkish delight.

Turkish delight is a family of confections based on a gel of starch and sugar.

Turkish Delight is one of the most successful films of the Dutch cinema.

But he still wanted to taste that Turkish Delight again more than he wanted anything else.

A breakfast buffet of cereal, eggs, meats, cheese, cabbage salad and Turkish delight was included.