Turkish Delight - Premium Chewy Gourmet Vegan Candy 10 Oz.

First a general purpose warning: If you are looking for the Narnia super duper exciting candies... Sorry, they don't exist (as far as I can tell). I have tried many types of Turkish Delights and none of them have raised the level of my consciousness or made me want to give the human race to evil (or good for that matter). One has to keep in mind that the Narnia books were published in post World War II England. People at the time considered getting an orange roughly the equivalent way a poor child would look at receiving a PlayStation these days in the United States. (I understand the food situation has improved, but it was still something of a abysmal desert dessert-wise when I visited in the 1980s) So as a 🎇 Magical Delight 🎆 these aren't going to qualify. All that being said, these Turkish Delights are the best general purpose Turkish Delights that I have ever had. I've had a few at parties and such that I think we're homemade that I think were slightly superior, but that would just be for an individual flavor. As store bought these are by far the best I have had. The ones I bought on Amazon were a little bit close on the Best Buy date but still quite tasty. By the way, I often rinse off the cornstarch that is on the outside of the candy. I believe it is there just to keep it from sticking to things, and it doesn't really help the flavor. So bottom line: If you want the best Turkish Delights that I have found then buy these, but I suggest getting them at a store would be a good idea. But if unavailable, then Amazon is fine.

My son's girlfriend loved the taste of these snacks.

So frickin good!

This is not the Turkish Delight I'm used to. First, it contains nuts. Second, the taste is too mild.

This is some of the best Turkish delight I’ve had. The variety of flavors is good- it’s hard to pick a favorite. They still seem moist and fresh. They are chewy, but not in a way that seems like you’d hurt your teeth. The pieces are nice and big, and the texture makes them easy to cut and share. The only problem is that they disappear so fast.