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Does Turkish delight come from Turkey then?

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I do hope so Sera. I could do with something Sweet.
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Oh can we go to a Turkish delight factory? :)
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Mmmmmmmm, Turkish Delight.
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The Fry's stuff Heck nope ... but the icing sugar covered stuff can do yummy
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I guess so Sera.
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i would of thought so lol,i like it especially covered in that white dust,nice,i couldn't eat a full box though,wherever will yous end up next..,
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I get mine in ASDA !
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some people say it comes from Cyprus orginally!
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I would'nt mind a bit of turkish delight, anybody offering.?
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The original plain Turkish Delight does, but I like the chocolate covered variety.
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Yes i'd say so
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uhhh yes i think it does
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Don't know what's this all "in Turkey" about but yes, it comes from Turkey.
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It's thought it was developed from a confection from Persian now modern day Iran.
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I don't know where it comes from, but I don't like it.
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I love Turkish Delight, especially the chocolate ones.
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que Sera Sera ; )
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Yeah!

Where did you think it came from, Spain?
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Well when we get to Turkey... we will find out...still flying to catch up... :-)
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