Boza at Vefa – is it an acquired taste?
Asked by chloe.dupont
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A friend told me to try boza in winter. Looks like porridge?
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It's a thick fermented millet drink, a bit sour and sweet at the same time. Get it with cinnamon and roasted chickpeas on top. I liked it on the second sip.
diego.m ·
Only in winter, they don't really sell it in summer.
daniel_w ·
The old Vefa shop has a glass Atatürk used, cute little detail.
Tastes like liquid bread pudding to me haha.
Skip if you hate sour things.
kavya.p ·
Combine with a walk around Süleymaniye, it's close.
moritz.w ·
My kids loved it, surprisingly.
In the evenings you can still hear a street seller shouting "boozaa" in some neighbourhoods.
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