Watch out for the 'pistachio' game in baklava

Published 2020년 7월 30일

Tridge summary

Producers in Istanbul have warned consumers not to fall victim to fraudulent baklava sales ahead of the Eid al-Adha holiday. They have urged consumers to be cautious of sellers who use peas instead of pistachios or glucose instead of sugar. The holiday has seen a decrease in baklava demand due to the pandemic. Istanbul's Chamber of Craftsmen has assured that registered baklava shops are following health and safety guidelines. They have also advised against purchasing baklava at exaggerated prices.
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The producers warn the citizens not to buy fraudulent baklava before the Eid al-Adha. Indispensable for the holidays, baklava can be sold for fraudulent production by pulling peas instead of under the stairs and peanuts. As every year, the indispensable of the holidays took place in baklava stalls, waiting for consumers. The producer says that although there are orders for the feast, the demand is low compared to previous periods due to the epidemic this year. Manufacturers warned previous consumers against the 'pistachio' game in baklava Istanbul Şekerci Pastry Shop, Helvacı, Dessert Shop and Sugary Products Shopkeepers Chamber President Aykut Şener said: "There are those who use peas and sell pistachio broad beans. needs to be stopped, "he said. "A healthy baklava should not be fraudulent first" Istanbul Şekerci Pastacı, Helvacı, Tatlıcı and Sugary Products Head of Chamber of Craftsmen Aykut Şener, who stated that they made their preparations with the approach of the holiday, ...

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