Turkish Joy Mini Turkish Delights | Made in Turkey | Natural Fruit Flavors | 250g of Lokum Turkish Delight Candy | Assorted Tropical Fruits Flavor Box

Delicious!I try not to make a decision right off the bat, but on this treat it is easy to say they are great! Eat your heart out Tony the Tiger!Had a hard time getting it open, the sealed wrapping did NOT want to be ripped open and my nails are too soft to do much good and it cut into my cubical (?sp?) and ouch. Gave it to hubby and he opened it for me.A bunch of tiny squares that were so covered in confectionary sugar that it was hard to tell the color. But the taste told what it was, very, very flavorful.I intend to try the other one I was trying to decide which one to try, just out of curiosity. Maybe I will love them both, but I already know that I love this first box so no worry about my changing my mind on it, just, is the other as good or not as good.

Forgot the mango and texture is a bit off from genuine Turkish delights. Also a bit artificial but not disgustingly.

Any child that has read the CS Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia books, wants to know what Turkish delight is. This is a good i introduction to a tasty treat. Good value as Turkish delight really is made in Turkey, and can be quite expensive. I found this to be an excellent price point and my granddaughter is delighted every time I buy it for her.

Does not look like seller described, deferent shape ( looks like scraps) . Every piece are different sizes and shapes, they not squared like picture shows.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:They had wierd taste to them, the powder was a little off putting.

Amazing! I ate the whole box in a week!!

These are so yummy and soft lol I’m eating them right now but they are very small

Turkish Joy Mini Pistachio Turkish Delights is an interesting treat with a mix of flavors and textures that evoke a traditional Middle Eastern dessert experience. The fruity flavors are vibrant, and the double-roasted pistachios add a pleasant crunch. However, I found the texture to be firmer than expected, making it a bit difficult to chew at first. The sweetness is also quite intense, which can be overwhelming if eaten on its own. That said, pairing it with unsweetened tea, particularly black or mint tea, balances out the richness and makes for a more enjoyable snack.I appreciate the authenticity of the ingredients, especially the use of natural fruit flavors and premium pistachios. The variety of tropical fruit flavors adds a unique twist, making each bite slightly different. However, the sweetness tends to linger in the mouth, and after a few pieces, I found myself needing a palate cleanser. While this isn’t a treat I’d reach for daily, it’s nice to have in small amounts, especially as a complement to an afternoon tea break.The packaging is visually appealing, with an elegant, gift-worthy design that gives it a luxurious feel. However, the lack of individual wrapping means you’ll need to store it carefully once opened to maintain freshness. The portion size is decent, with 250g of Turkish delight, but the lightweight texture makes it feel like there’s less than expected. For $14.99, I think it offers reasonable value—certainly not overpriced, but not something I’d buy frequently. It’s best suited for those who enjoy intensely sweet confections with a chewy, nutty bite.On the downside, I wish the texture was a bit softer and the sweetness slightly toned down. The candy has a tendency to stick to the teeth, and after a few bites, it becomes a bit cloying. If you prefer subtle sweetness, this might not be the best option. However, if you enjoy traditional Turkish delights and don’t mind the intensity of the flavors, this could be a delightful indulgence.Overall, I’d rate this product 3.5/5 stars. The quality and authenticity are commendable, and the pistachio crunch is a nice touch. However, the overpowering sweetness and firm texture slightly diminish the experience. It’s enjoyable in small portions but not something I’d eat regularly. If you’re a fan of classic Turkish delight and like pairing sweets with tea, this could be worth trying.