Esen gıda

Congratulations at the highest level of quality ...

Quality products I recommend to everyone

I would recommend the cheese oil in all great flavor

Local products Karakovan honey Butter Self-contained cheese Erzurum moldy cheese Hınıs beans Erzurum sugar köme dried fruit pulp Dry mulberry molasses rosehip Sheep's cheese Old cheddar cheese Mulberry molasses Plum fruit the Asotin

I made 330 TL shopping over online shopping. Among the products I bought were cheese varieties and lavash breads. About 1 week after my order date, the cargo arrived. The cheeses were shipped sheltered against spoilage, but there was no protection for lavash breads, and lavash breads worth around 30 TL were all moldy. We called the authorized person and stated our complaint, but they said that if we shop again, they can fix our problem. I would expect customer satisfaction to be more important.

We ordered dry cream. Because of the smoked smell in the cream, you cannot even breathe, let alone eating, it has such an intense smell. When you said this, it was said that we could not get the kaymak refund, I threw it away 85TL, so do not shop from such businesses ... When we say we support local businesses, our money goes to waste like this, alas ...

In general, I am satisfied, it is good, only fresh civil cheese is oily and I thought the fresh one would come dry, other than that, all products are very good, I recommend it.

When we think of Cheese Halva, we think of something sweet, but no, Cheese Halva made in Erzurum is slightly salty, more for breakfast, something next to tea ? Cheese Halva is an interesting thing. It is made and consumed in different flavors, textures and shapes in many places from Thrace to Ayvalık. Horis, with its local name, is one of the most interesting ones in my opinion, because unlike the others, it is not “sweet”. Horis looks like it's made of cream, flour, salt and fresh civil cheese, its texture is like normal halva, its texture is slightly stringy like regret, its taste is neither sweet nor full salty, it's an interesting thing! In Erzurum, it could be placed between bread for breakfast and consumed directly, as well as slightly heated and eaten that way. I didn't buy it, or rather, I couldn't buy it, but my friend took it and warmed it up a little and ate it with a bear, so I got burned, I say, don't get burned. We tasted Esen Gıda's cheese halvah and my friend bought it from here. Esen Gıda has many products such as breakfast cheeses, butter, roasted meat, and I highly recommend it. Add Cheese Halva, or Horis, to your list of things to buy from Erzurum.