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century or earlier,
famously produced in the city of
Patras (Patrina
loukoumia) as well as on the
island of
Syros and the
northern Gr****
cities Thessaloniki...
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Patrina loukoumia or
loukoumia Patron (Gr**** Λουκουμια Πατρών) is a
Turkish delight (lukum)
produced in Patras, Greece. The
Aggelopouloi Bros
company was...
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factory was
located at the
corner of
Notara and Panepistimiou; it
produced loukoumia (Turkish delight),
vanilla sweets, and
koufeta (Jordan almonds). The business...
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flour usually flavoured with rose
water or mahlep.
Cyprus delights, or
loukoumia, are one of Cyprus's
protected geographical indication (PGI) by the European...
- Patrina, pork meat dish
Galatopita Tiganites (type of pancakes)
Patrina loukoumia Rodozachari Mavrodafni wine
Tentura drink The city has a
significant political...
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known especially for the
production of the
confectionery "lokum" (locally
loukoumia or lukum). The town is the only
place in the
world which has protected...
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related products exclusively, such as
dried fruits, nuts, jellies, koufeta,
loukoumia,
chocolate bars,
sokolatakia (bonbon), pralines,
spoon sweets, pasteli...
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where they are
treated to
tsipouro (traditional
alcoholic drink) and
loukoumia (sweets). The
first two
nights there is
dancing in the main
square (plateia)...
