Learn how to make this traditional Greek dessert Halva

[@strll3048]

Thank you so much!

[@NikkisModernMediterranean]

You're welcome!

[@bongdilse5084]

Thanks for sharing.

[@Angel_-xx6qz]

not greek food so stop claiming it is

[@IbrahimHalil-up6im]

All Turkish foods have become greek by writing greek in front of them

[@user-gj9nw5te4f]

@@IbrahimHalil-up6imthank you for a perfect example of a generalisation. Well done Ibrahim.

[@IbrahimHalil-up6im]

@@user-gj9nw5te4f - apologies if l missed anyone else !

[@user-gj9nw5te4f]

@@IbrahimHalil-up6im Bravo!! Oops that’s a Greek word. Or was that also taken from the Turks?

[@IbrahimHalil-up6im]

@@user-gj9nw5te4f - don't be cheeky and distort the subject. We are talking food here. If you only called it Helva. I would not have commented but putting greek in front of everything doesn't make sense. You know as well as l do Helva is Turkish

[@nicholastrypanis4229]

thats really bad