many thanks for all your replies.
will take packet soups and we were going to take some bacon anyway (for a good old bacon buttie).
my aunt eats very little at home and she has always been a "fussy" eater,
I think that she may well be living off soup and omellettes for the week!
The bread is georgeous, I could quite easily eat a whole loaf all to myself in one sitting!
mibur
will take packet soups and we were going to take some bacon anyway (for a good old bacon buttie).
my aunt eats very little at home and she has always been a "fussy" eater,
I think that she may well be living off soup and omellettes for the week!
The bread is georgeous, I could quite easily eat a whole loaf all to myself in one sitting!
mibur
hi mibur
wherever we go on holiday i always take crackers/ryvita packet soup bacon cereals pkts pasta in sause tea coffee sugar coffee mate(as i dont take milk) tins beans and sausage biscuits
if ya aunt is fussy maybe she can have things like potatoes and soup
we get fed up eating out on holiday as i only tend to do the brekkie in the appt
its always a dilemma with small children aswell i find, last year my toddler was two and half she never sat still at the dinner table and never finished a meal thtsthe only thing i dread about holidays
anyway hope you enjoy
pam xxxxxxxx
wherever we go on holiday i always take crackers/ryvita packet soup bacon cereals pkts pasta in sause tea coffee sugar coffee mate(as i dont take milk) tins beans and sausage biscuits
if ya aunt is fussy maybe she can have things like potatoes and soup
we get fed up eating out on holiday as i only tend to do the brekkie in the appt
its always a dilemma with small children aswell i find, last year my toddler was two and half she never sat still at the dinner table and never finished a meal thtsthe only thing i dread about holidays
anyway hope you enjoy
pam xxxxxxxx
Hi All
It's our first visit to Turkey in June, going to Ovacik in a villa.
I don't want to take too much food with me, as part of my holiday is eating out but like to take some just for when we get there and to have some basics in. So, what can I take? Am I restricted regarding certain food items? And if there's already a thread re this, apologies, but I have looked.
Thanks everyone
Deb
It's our first visit to Turkey in June, going to Ovacik in a villa.
I don't want to take too much food with me, as part of my holiday is eating out but like to take some just for when we get there and to have some basics in. So, what can I take? Am I restricted regarding certain food items? And if there's already a thread re this, apologies, but I have looked.
Thanks everyone
Deb
Take what you want as long as it is already dead 
There are certain things that in the rule book they say you can't bring as other countries do but no one will say anything to you.
John
There are certain things that in the rule book they say you can't bring as other countries do but no one will say anything to you.
John
i also have ibs but dont find a problem with menus, there is always something on the menus for me choose
We take cup a soups,pot noodles,super noodles and cheesy pasta.Its all very light for the suitcase.
Just for during the day etc.
Just for during the day etc.
on a slightly different but still food-related note (I'm getting hungry!) can you get fry-up breakfasts with black pudding? I'm off to Marmaris soon...
ps. I'm not even 100 %sure what black pudding is, but it tastes so good!
ps. I'm not even 100 %sure what black pudding is, but it tastes so good!
black pudding is pigs blood and fat
No, you won't find black pudding on the menu for breakfast in Turkey - but you will find sausage and bacon, beans, fried bread, mushrooms, tomatoes, eggs etc.
Elaine
Elaine
Elaine,
I thought you coudn't get bacon in Turkey?
the breakfast sounds great though, I rarely get the time to eat one at home, so I'm going to make up for lost time (and lard)
I thought you coudn't get bacon in Turkey?
the breakfast sounds great though, I rarely get the time to eat one at home, so I'm going to make up for lost time (and lard)
All resorts where British tourists go have bars or restaurants which sell full English breakfast, including proper sausage and bacon, which they import (either by popping over to Greece, or by getting it brought over with friends and relatives in the UK).
Same with Sunday lunch, with gravy and mint sauce brought over from the UK.
Elaine
Same with Sunday lunch, with gravy and mint sauce brought over from the UK.
Elaine
When I was in Icmeler last year I was told,the first pig farm in Turkey had been given their licence to produce meat because of demands from Tourists.
Lynn
Lynn
bacon and sausages are available under the counter in sogutlu, marmaris......ooops maybe shouldn't have said that 
Its amazing what is available under the counter in some places but it all adds to the fun
on a slightly different but still food-related note (I'm getting hungry!) can you get fry-up breakfasts with black pudding? I'm off to Marmaris soon...
ps. I'm not even 100 %sure what black pudding is, but it tastes so good!
Hi
Two years ago in Icmeler we went for a breakfast in a bar called the Kacktus and believe it or not we got black and white pudding. The owner had a Scottish wife and when she went home she brought loads back. Unfortunately it has different owners now, so no black pudding
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PLEASE can anyone tell me if it is illegal to take things, to Turkey for friends, for example, Gravy granuales, Pork or bacon, sauces? I dont want to get stopped at Dalaman with a case full of gifts if i'm going to be sent back home Hope someone can shed light on this for me? Happy hols. Anna xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx If it's ok, what do you want 
Hope someone can shed light on this for me? Happy hols. Anna xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx If it's ok, what do you want
Annabell
Gravy granules/Packet or bottle sauces are ok - But bacon & sausages are a 'no no' - But what customs dont know about dont hurt,... right
Any meat/dairy produce is not allowed
There is a big long post about this subject already somewhere
Cheers
LA
Gravy granules/Packet or bottle sauces are ok - But bacon & sausages are a 'no no' - But what customs dont know about dont hurt,... right
Any meat/dairy produce is not allowedThere is a big long post about this subject already somewhere
Cheers
LA
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