Turkish Tea Types / Best Brand? & Let’s Try!

[@TFT]

My friends, this vlog is probably the fastest I publish. The market scenes were from yesterday, and the breakfast is actually today’s weekend breakfast we had 😊 hope you enjoy, make sure you include your comment about the episode and ideas to make it as a new series 👋☺️🌿💕

[@goldenshamrock7267]

May also know more about Turkish Coffee.

[@tahurajaved6045]

Me also who gave you the idea for making video about tea🙋🙂

[@nazneenshaik6633]

More travel vlogs

[@AsmaKhan-eo9xl]

May also know more about turkish coffee please make the video❣️

[@suraiyahameeed6951]

Make a video Turkish coffee with form

[@tinamarie2121]

My mother was raised in upstate New York before she moved to North Carolina when she was 12 years old. Her grandmother was from Ireland and would always serve tea to her from a teapot that came from Ireland (my mom thinks it may have belonged to Grandma's Grandmother, and unfortunately we don't know who got the teapot after she passed away. I just hope that it's with someone who is enjoying it's beauty and understands how much joy it brought to a grandmother and her granddaughter.) My mom, after she had me and my sister, passed on a love of tea, and I cannot tell you how much I've loved sharing this with my husband and my mother in law over the years. ❣️ Thank you again for your channel and all you do for sharing this beautiful country with us!!

[@scheheb2152]

I love apple tea,.. when I visit Turkey everyone offers apple tea... it’s amazing

[@Diamonsarr]

Wow, I have never seen tea being sold in such huge bags like that in the grocery store before! I have only seen coffee in bags like that here in the US! Also, I have never heard rap music being played at a grocery store before.

[@TFT]

:) Normally I don't see playing rap music either but I just stumbled upon it :)

[@habibahmed3191]

Visit UK lmaoo

[@asiasliem1195]

Since I was young my mother was preparing early breakfast at 6am including falafel 🧆 and beans and tea we used to begin our day with it when we had lunch and when lovely friends came to visit us we had tea ,in Egypt 🇪🇬 it's mostly popular drink amongst all people ,for me l loved it at afternoon with sandwiches with cheese 🧀 and potatoes or pizza 🍕 every day after along busy day to have special time watching sunset 🌅 in my balcony

[@TFT]

Lovely memories

[@raytepoletrejo5007]

How did you even get a falafel emoji? Wait lol I found it 🧆

[@susan2043]

Thank you for explaining the tea types, now I know what type of tea I bought last year in Turkey! I would like to see a video on Turkish cheeses, comparing them to similar Western Europe/English cheeses and also a video about the various jams, preserves and molasses usually found on the large kahvalti buffets at hotels. Your video on pumpkin preserve finally solved the riddle for me - they sometimes had that at hotel buffets, and I thought it similar to what we have in South Africa, but I could taste that it was not made from African melon. Never guessed it was pumpkin! 🌷

[@WoodoneTSK]

Merhaba. Its indeed a vast variety of Tea. In Canada we get Caykur in some of our store. In some Turkish store we get little more variety of tea.

[@doloresmartinez3367]

Thank you very much explaining the different teas and different brewing methods. I drink all types of teas from different areas. Thank you for sharing your culture, etc. Dolores

[@tinap9781]

Merhaba. I am blown away by the vast assortment of tea! In Singapore we get Caykur but only one type. Thank you for such an enjoyable video.

[@TFT]

My pleasure. Which type do you get there?

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Would you believe that Germany has a particular expansive tea(Tee) and Coffee culture. I was very surprised when I first was introduced to it in Bremen, northern Germany. It is quite beautiful, really.

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

The tea tradition, I meant to say in the previous comment.

[@TFT]

I am curious about it now 😊

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

@@TFT I think it works so well because of cute long, cold winters.

[@stephenrmunday4869]

Thank you for a lovely video about Turkish teas. It was very informative. I liked how you were so precise in measuring the teas and water. I found that very helpful. I was just in Turkey two weeks ago where I visited Istanbul and Kas. I brought a 1 kg bag of the Filiz tea back with me. Yesterday I received my Turkish tea pots and I look forward to preparing Turkish tea and thinking about the good time I had in your country.

[@TFT]

My pleasure! Enjoy it

[@kavita7430]

I was happy to hear that you liked the Cay Cicegi from Caykur. That is the one I drink! I really love Turkish tea for its milder, sweeter flavor and beautiful reddish color. Here is the US, the international store near me only carries a few varieties of the Caykur brand. I can’t wait to try the Filiz one next.

[@TFT]

Make sure you give us comment after you try filiz and compare it with cay cicegi :)

[@kavita7430]

Turkish Food Travel Yes, of course!

[@kuistancfraine3488]

I use the rize turkish cay that I get at my local halal store called caravan. I love it!! It is the best 4 me. I also like the earl grey. I learned 2 drink tea in libya at age 7. So I always like my tea very dark & very sweet & very hot.😁🦉☕👍

[@nycnyc212212]

Lovely vlog as usual, Aysenur! How about "The Guide to the Turkish Cheese" video?

[@TFT]

Great suggestion! Thanks

[@user-uf3ed7fu1h]

Nicely done and interesting. For sure I will look for your favourit next time I´ll be at the Turkish supermarket.

[@MalReaver]

So glad to find this video. I purchased Caykur Cay Cicegi and was wondering about how it compared to some other types. Thank you!

[@farheentaqvi]

Series on different types of peynir with their english names please.. there are tons of peynir/cheese in turkey so it is very hard to identify which is called what because we are used to english names.. so grateful for your hard work and effort on this video.. keep it up👍 ❤️ iyi akşamlar

[@zubeidahrahiman1422]

Assalamu alaykum Ayşenur. Thanks for the lovely demonstration of how to make the tea. I love Turkish tea and here in Johannesburg (SA),I only buy the Filiz tea mix with a half teaspoon of OFCHAY -ŞAHANE and it's so delicious. Your breakfast table and the view is breathtaking. I had the same breakfast last Sunday at my most favorite restaurant called Galata and last night a Doner from TURKISH KEBAB HOUSE not far from my place. We are so fortunate to have a bakery/deli/butcher/restaurant here in Johannesburg. Keep up the most beautiful videos and please post more Çok tesekkur edirim.

[@TFT]

Alaikum Salam Zubeidah, thank you. happy to hear that you are enjoying Turkish cuisine there

[@zubeidahrahiman1422]

@@TFT Yes..am so fortunate .but to a certain extent , I really admire you people for being chosen to live in the most beautiful country in the world. I just wish that I can move there and travel every corner of the country...lol

[@PeshoPeshev]

Aysenur very good combination is mixing tomurcuk and regular black turkish tea 50/50. It gives the best result! I was in Turkey long time ago and now I am glad to feel again that unforgetable taste! Thank you for your advices! Greetings from Bulgaria Aysenur.

[@diannagreen3477]

Thank you sister for taking your time I'm going to the shop to show the varieties of tea that you'll have in your country much appreciate it you have a nice day and I will try the tea thank you

[@Marcel_Audubon]

I always like the view from your breakfast nook - so dramatic! The tea selection at your store is a little overwhelming, but very good prices. Lipton is the No. 1 brand in the U.S. they market themselves as the "brisk" tea, although it tastes pretty mild to me. *I wish you and your family would do a taste test with Lipton vs Caykur Filiz next* It would be interesting to see the two No. 1 brands compared to each other. I'm going to buy some Caykur Feliz online so I can sample ☺. I usually use a strong black tea that comes with dried flowers mixed in to give a natural sweetness.

[@TFT]

Hi Marcel thank you. That is a good idea for that two brand :) Hopefully I can if more people would be interested to watch this kind of videos. What flowers do they mix usually? Sound interesting and great

[@Marcel_Audubon]

@@TFT Hi! they use calendula petals, safflower petals, cornflower petals, rose petals. It's called Tropicana: this is not a brand, but a specific blend made by many tea merchants. It's easy to find online.

[@bhuld0115]

Brisk as a description of tea, according to the tea industry site in the US, means "Describes a live taste as opposed to flat or soft." So it is not a specific taste description, but can help distinguish, for example, many Ceylon teas, brisk, from most Darjeeling, softer.

[@leventlevent399]

Lipton is not the best choice in Turkey.. I live in Turkey but I am not Turkish and I didn't like Lipton here because it's not cylon tea and I think they couldn't make it with Turkish tea that comes from the black sea region.. I prefer other authentic Turkish brands like çaykur or Doğuş... In the past my favourite tea was lipton or Ahmed tea but Turkish tea is frankly much better

[@Marcel_Audubon]

@@dzevadbayraktar322Are you in an institution? It may be free to you as an inmate, but the taxpayers of your state are paying for it. I said it was the No. 1 brand. That's a fact. It sells the most. It's not 'free' anywhere. Someone is paying for it.

[@ssar2857]

Sister I just found that tea in black package Caykur Altinbas from our Canada halal store. It was so nice medium and good taste. well I bought the Turkish double kettle too by Korkmaz. Now I am planning to try Turkish coffee too. waiting for my copper pot . Thanks

[@LaiLaNahAr]

Thank you for sharing! I couldn’t remember the brand of tea I brought home from Turkey over a decade ago; but after seeing the grocery store, I think it was the Rize variety. I don’t think I’ve been brewing it long enough! Most black teas in the US say to steep for only 5 minutes! InshaAllah I’ll try steeping longer next time I serve pide & çay. Btw, one of my children is also named Ayshenur!

[@Mali_58-n2c]

Turkish tea should be brewed for 20 minutes. It is not possible to drink it in less time because all the aromas have not transferred to the water, the tea is still light in color and you cannot taste any taste. Since most other teas are chemically processed and given artificial flavors, the time does not matter. A few minutes is enough for the food coloring and artificial flavor to pass into the water. The mixing ratio of tea leaves and water is very important when making Turkish tea. We used to use copper teapots and samovars and wood fires, but they are not used much anymore. Copper makes the taste of tea more intense. In the past, there were people in my city who brought and sold special spring water just to brew tea. The only natural spring water we use for tea. But unfortunately, rapid urbanization and globalization in the last 20-30 years have destroyed much of our culture.

[@bhuld0115]

I feel very fortunate. A corner grocery near my house has as customers many foreign students from the Middle East, South Asia and Turkey and carries at least 3 of the Çaykur teas, as well as Ahmad tea, originally from Iran, but now from the UK. They also have tea from Sadaf, an import company in Los Angeles, which has teas in a variety of styles, such as cardamom flavored tea. I notice that tea with bergamot is popular with many different peoples, each having small variations, some adding more citrusy flavor, others liking softer flavors (using UK Earl Grey as the central point). I love teas from all over and am grateful for this vlog!

[@userLadylil449]

I enjoyed it soooooo much You're such an honest person thank you for that. I bought caykur tiryaki( not sure of the spelling ) when I've been to Istanbul last year actually a shopkeeper adviced us to, he said it's the best in Turkey . ... thanks again for this informative video

[@michelefisher5171]

Hello from Canada. I have been learning about teas and how to make them from around the world. I am so happy to find you in Turkey. I enjoyed your video! Thank you so much for welling us into your kitchen! I will continue to watch and learn. ☺️

[@glenn2595]

Thank you for providing the actual measurements. I know in real life you just do it by eye because you know how to really cook. It was entertaining watching you figure out what quantities you really put into your tea.

[@aya99312]

We use ceylon tea originated from Sri Lanka,it's much darker than turkish tea but it's delicious,inshaAllah I'll try turkish çay soon.Selam

[@ussrsurvivorreviews4549]

I just was searching for Turkish tea to try, perfect video, thanks.)

[@azzaandersson8931]

I've heared about blue tea, it has another name. it is made of a blue flower called butterfly .... İnşallah l'll visit çay center near Aminönü where i heared they serve it

[@hafsaqamer9315]

Selam. This is such a good video you should definitely continue this series with other food options.

[@rassoolramazani5193]

I’m iranian & we drink do ghazals (2 ghazals) which tases really good plus we add some cardamon or rose water( Golaab) or cinnamon sticks which gives the tea a great aroma & tases👍☕️

[@afmario790]

I started experimenting on tea and several mix since 2012... The first time I went to a tea shop and found about 5 to 6 different masala chai... Gave me a new perspective of using tea as healing medicine... There was a herb I had to make which was sensitive if anyone evil came in contact and had to be preserved right... So out of the 2 steps I cut down the 2nd bit and started using it in tea....

[@darinagogorova6752]

I love watching your videos🤩so I've decided to buy the turkish traditional tea glasses and make myself thsi lovely Turkish tea. And breakfast too, of course.

[@Summernightstorm]

Wow! So many brands of tea, and in such large quantities! I've never seen any tea bagged in 1 kilo bags in my life! That shop is Heaven! In my part of the world I have to buy it either in 200-250 grams bags, or in bulk, and the latter lets you buy as much as you want or as much as you need. Oh, but I LOVE those big bags of tea you have there!

[@susanhamlin9454]

I drink Earl Grey, Chai, White Tea, Black Speramint Tea, and herbal teas. I do tea instead of coffee. As always I love your video's. Thank you for sharing.

[@TFT]

Good choices I love earl grey too

[@mindful47]

I don't know where else in the world sells tea like this. The size is huge and so many varieties, very very lovely. Will buy more next time when I go Turkey.

[@virginia4370]

Çok teşekkür ederim canım for this and all of your videos I love so much!

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Thankyou for this video. I brought some Turkish tea a couple of years ago but I worried about the pesticides and chemicals used on the plants. And of course, there are no big Turkish Supermarkets where I live. Lipton teas, the Earl Gray tea and the tea type Ceylon, is part of the English tea culture. Earl grey is specific because of it being aromatisiert with oil of Bergamot. Maybe with Amazon things will be easier.

[@sarahq7569]

Thank u so much for this video! Thanks to everyone for requesting it!

[@sharlenejames1118]

That was a great video! I love the Filiz! Thanks so much for such lovely videos! It would be fun to see many more like this. Maybe different types of cheese, olives? 🌸💕💕

[@brissygirl4997]

I had no idea there were so many different types of tea and the only real difference between them is the age of the leaves when picked! Very interesting. Do Turkish people only drink black tea or do they drink green tea too?

[@Coco_au]

Black tea and during all day and in the evenings at every chance and not only a cup but teapot full, cups has to be thin glass, tea is drinkable when only scorching hot when it is warm it is considered cold and thats undrinkable

[@brissygirl4997]

@@Coco_au that's really interesting, thanks!

[@bashirmuhammad8181]

Very nice choices. In Nigeria, you have to go to the giant supermarkets to see a selection like this.But,ordinarily, Lipton is available everywhere. I have to go tea hunting. Very nice video.

[@mousepotato2900]

Nice video,thanks for showing the tea brands in Turkey and types

[@tahurajaved6045]

Lipton tea is also used in Pakistan ..You can also make milk tea. thanks for making this video for everyone ❤️

[@shu4art]

We actually never use milk in tea in Turkey, it’s really not common.

[@anjumanara3493]

I visited Turkey from 1Nov to 15 November. I liked Turkish Pomegranate tea.Very tasty

[@jadsel]

Very helpful video, thanks! There is a Turkish grocery store near us, with a large selection of teas. (Also coffees.) I've been eager to try some of them, but haven't been sure where to start! Good to find more information about common varieties.

[@shadowboxer9]

Hi! thank you for your videos and sharing your tips about turkish culture.

[@duryawaheed8052]

It was so nice to finally understand the turkish chai taste, and brands and blends. Thanks for sharing. And keep uploading new videos. It is always fun to watch your vlogs

[@curlycurls1811]

I am glad you did this video, I wanted to try the tea but I was not sure which one to try. Now I can try! Thank you!

[@TFT]

Hope you like it!

[@ebanadim9851]

Thank you for sharing this informative video about Turkish çay, would love that you give us some information about Turkish traditional customes in different regions. Thanks again

[@TheBluestar2009]

Never heard about Turkish tea interesting but classical teas comes from Srilanka and India I studied in British journal especially Darjeeling tea is one among best grown in very high altitude in world ..must try turkish tea thanks for sharing

[@susanharris5331]

Salaam Ayse! Ok I have so many questions! Can you try Filiz tea, and the other teas that you showed from the Black Sea region, in a vlog for us? Also do you drink tea with or without sugar? So when you say the tea is sweet you are judging the actual taste of the tea leaves? Lastly, tea in Turkey seems like how coffee is here in the U.S., meaning everyone drinks it. Do most people drink more tea than coffee in Turkey? Thanks as always Ayse!

[@ZaharahFitness]

Filiz and Rize tastes 100% same. i have been drinking these two teas for years. But i never tried the Cicegi. i am going to try now

[@saiful46]

çaykur altınbaş is clove flavored and tastes really good.

[@shirleygeorge6351]

Wow! Aysenur..as always a gorgeous post.What a terrific Tea-'mine'!👌👏👏Your table cloth looks so traditionally beautiful.Pls do post from where we can get the authentic Turkish tea-pot & the tea glassware too.Loved this one.Stay blessed sister.

[@TFT]

Thank you so much 😊

[@bishbish3013]

I love Turkish cay, I'm hoping to find 1 without bergamot as have been diagnosed as allergic to it😭😭😭

[@TFT]

Sorry to hear that but there are many teas without it

[@alicegrace8476]

Great video, I love trying new tea brands and types, too! Will look for the Filiz type tea next time I visit a Turkish supermarket here in Berlin. Also, your breakfast table and the view look lovely! 😍 Best wishes to you and your family

[@TFT]

Thank you!

[@drjahangirsartaj]

MashAllah sister. Please tell us how could we make Turkish tea at home without double pots as these pots are hard to find in Canada. JazakAllah.

[@rassoolramazani5193]

Check out iranian grocery stores , they sell all different double pots !

[@drjahangirsartaj]

Rassool Ramazani Thank you, sir.

[@mob8848]

Hi sister Aysenur. What is the difference in taste between the Caykur Black tea and organic black tea?

[@blktauna]

I love tea. Thank you for showing us your brands :) I like bergamot too :) Your breakfast looks delicious.

[@bcraig7557]

Thanks so much for this very interesting video. All those packages of tea look very appealing.

[@abrahampuente318]

Thank you for sharing a bit of Turkey which I hope to visit someday

[@heersyal2454]

Oh, this was great fun - from the store, to your kitchen, to your table. ☕ 🍵 I would love to see what you could contrast in cheeses, as that is a very prominent aspect of almost every meal in Turkey

[@muhzinka]

i love Turkey❣❣ i hope one day i can visit this Amazing place, inshaAllah

[@RC-fp3yt]

Thank you for this very helpful content!

[@TFT]

You're very welcome!

[@habiburrehman9175]

I love Çaykur.. Use to drink that in Turkey .. But I did not knew it has so many flavours.

[@juliegloss6033]

Ayşenur, great video! I really enjoyed it and loved learning more about Turkish tea brands. I have an unrelated question: where did you buy your cast iron pans?

[@peonypink7943]

Bende filiz çayı tercih ediyorum. Güzel video olmuş. Teşekkürler. 😊

[@sanahamdan]

I also love the Lazika çay from Rize! Very nice video 👏☺️

[@elaineschnell3014]

I like your channel, very much. Shopping and cooking so relaxing. I like to learn about your country from what you see and do.

[@TFT]

Thank you so much

[@sgsound12]

Merhaba Ayşenur!! New here from Chile and ejoying turkish culture, tea and foods. I love this channel and in my last pandemic year I am learning some turkish words too (spanish is my main language) and at my 66 already now I am in the turkish lane!! Görüşürüz

[@TFT]

Merhaba! Çok sevindim buna 😊 her zaman beklerim (welcome anytime) you can also watch my Turkish channel “Aysenur Altan”

[@sgsound12]

çok sağol Ayşenur...I will follow you in that channel too...Görüşürüz

[@lilakenza9808]

Thank you very much for this type of video..may be you can do it for other product like lukum or Pomegranate molasses.

[@coffeebeen65]

Merhaba. I’m so happy I found you! Love the three videos I have seen so far!!!

[@habibahmed3191]

Very interesting and inspiring sister. In fact, I have just purchased the *Çaykur Rize Turist Çayı* (as I'm a beginner), which brings me to my question: When opening the packet... is it necessary to remove the small dust/dirt-like pieces with a strainer and washing the remaining loose tea before brewing them (or before you put them in a container)? Or are we allowed to use the tea straight from the packet? 🤔 Because different people tell me different things, which has left me so confused. 😭 So I would REALLY appreciate your response. Teşekkür ederim. 🙏🏼 ❤

[@diosteama2719]

Can you please tell me what is the herb use in the Turkish tea?

[@subhankamran9919]

When will you add sugar to the tea what about the pomegranate tea or other herbal do you people use them as well

[@summerwood619]

Thank you for your hard work on this video ❤from Arizona, USA

[@shamalatif3088]

I bought the large bags of Tourist cay as I don’t like my tea week a little. Thank you Aisha 🥰

[@AsmaKhan-eo9xl]

Wow mam this is very fantastic your country is full of goodness lots of thanks for sharing and lots of love from pakistan ❤❤❤

[@qaziaon598]

Please upload whole wheat flour recipe or barley recipe

[@albertosnake1196]

This is yet another interesting video! When I am able to travel to Turkey again, I will make sure to check out the markets for tea as well. They only have one kind of Turkish tea where I live, so I look forward to have more choices. 😁

[@kind1900]

the Turkish supermarket where I buy my stuff from has Caykur brand and they have filiz and Altinbas Klasik so I am going to try both 1 by 1. As always, your video was really informative and I will be able to choose the right product to experience and enjoy the Turkish flavour :)

[@zeyyl8311]

My mum sometimes mixes those two types, stores and uses as a mix version, Just a tip

[@claudia_youtube]

Hello! I wonder if there are small packets or samples or sachets so people can try smaller portions and try several brands and types.

[@ashleyyyxyz]

Salam, sister Aysenur! Enjoyed the video, mashallah. Would you consider trying more international teas and their recipes?! That could be interesting. For example, here in the US (especially in the South where I'm from) we drink sweetened black tea, but mainly iced and served with lemon or other fruit. Also have you ever had Thai tea or boba tea? May be a fun series for you. Stay safe inshallah and Allah bless you and your family. Salam!

[@erodrex6998]

I just got the Cicegi this week as it was not available in my country. I tried turkish tea in Grand Bazaar 8 years ago with menemen and I am not sure what type it was but it was sweet with minimal sugar. Cicegi needs more sugar because it's brisk and stronger. Maybe will try Filiz or turist next time. What will you recommend for breakfast?

[@ashima999]

My first glass of Turkish tea was Ofçay Efsane, I loved it, and still do.

[@TFT]

Enjoy!

[@marzenanowicka8559]

Dear Madame, please give more information about sugar (how mutch, what kind of sugar).

[@aestheteberkutchi9962]

nice informative vlog. black sea region is only region for tea plantation in Turkey?

[@Tweezy786]

Is green tea or matcha popular at all in Turkey?

[@laraabdrazak3356]

Assalamualaikum... Merhaba.. I really like Turkish Cuisine. I really like Turkish breakfast especially kaymak with honey, sucuk and everything. Love to see all your video. Good to know everything about Turkey. Definitely will visit Turkey again for the food and lots beautiful places and of course for Turkish Cay... 😍

[@tayyibairfan8682]

Assalamualaikum. Aysenur your vlog as always are very nice and informative. A friend from turkey brought me some tea but I don’t know how to make as I don’t have the proper utensils to make Turkish tea. Masha’Allah so much variety of teas

[@msla2010]

I like everything you make the way you speak and present food its amazing I tried your turkish naan recipe and we love it i also make same way accept egg and oil topping alot of love & respect from UK 🇬🇧

[@TFT]

Thank you so much

[@jmysray]

Which type would be most often used in tea houses, I am trying to recreate the taste I remember when I lived in adana

[@shakiravinck6198]

I have a question. I will do an presentation about Turkey and i will give them some food en thee. Today i bought a little box of earl gray tea. Do i have to mix it with an other tea ?

[@TFT]

Hi, normally we have Turkish tea but we do use earl grey too so it would be fine 😊

[@olssonstefan7]

Hi! Thanks for the video, hope the breakfast tasted good :). Turkish tea generally tastes very good. You have to give the tea some time when you cook it ...

[@TFT]

Your welcome 😊 thanks too

[@HosCreates]

Thank you for this video . When I go to my local Mediterranean of Indian shops I don't know what I'm looking at when it comes to teas .. so this is helpful! is there herbal teas you would recommend ?

[@TFT]

My pleasure! We don't have special mix of herbal tea

[@k.s5889]

I love tea, I will look for the brand in Amazon.

[@milicavlahovic5937]

Hello, Aysenur, first of all, I want to thank you for these amaizing videos, I love and watch all of them! I want to thank you for showing us your country and all the beauty of it! I am coming to Istanbul, and I wanted to ask you if you could tell us where is that supermarket, and where is the best place to buy tea, and tea glass set, and also, l would love to buy a coffee cup set (filcan, I think you call it like that), and that teapot, so my question to you is, where is that supermarket, and where is the best place to buy all these things that I mentioned, for a good and affordable price? Thank you again 🤗😀☺️❤️

[@ginasanchez9451]

Oh wow is amazing how many different tea , I love tea I will go crazy in that store , but here in the US can't find those where can I order ???

[@TFT]

Check Turkish markets near you or Amazon

[@aboarabe7056]

Greetings, what is the closest variety of Turkish tea To Ceylon black tea?

[@Andrei.6]

Hello! Nice video! A bought an instant tea from Turkey but I don' know the name, maybe you can help me. It was a thin powder, natural, color yellow, with sofron and othe plants I don't remember exactly, maybe turmeric, cardamon, used in winter for colds, when you put it in hot water it is good for inhalation. I like it very much but I don't know the name, also I don't know if I can find it in my country (Romania) or on the internet, maybe you can help me with this informations. Thank you so much! I really liked this tea!!