Kuzuluk Farmers' Market

It is possible to find local bread, pancakes and dry foods in the classic peasant market Kuzuluk. I recommend you go.

Their views are magnificent. Village products are sold.

Literally the village market. The observations made by village women are great.

Akyazı Municipality has made a beautiful place for the villagers. They probably don't pay a little rent, or none at all, because of the location of the municipality. A cozy and warm environment within walking distance of Kuzuluk. Everything is so beautiful up to here. But the prices are exorbitant expensive, peasant trades that sees us as goose goose. Other than the products they produce themselves. There are so many products fabricated so packaged. A small baby food jar like honey first 60 TL, then 50 TL, then if you do other things 40 TL would be a dialogue in the form of shopping. Personally, I always try to make my shopping firsthand as much as possible so that the peasant / producer wins directly. But in Kuzuluk, I felt like I was being replaced by “Stupid”. We try to live as naturally / organic as possible as a family. We do not buy and consume packaged shelves from the market. Hatay / Gaziantep / Rize / Trabzon / Balikesir / Canakkale / Amasya We buy and bring products from many parts of the country. As such, we have gained experience in the best / worst-price. They are in the form of profit of the short day in Kuzuluk, in the form of whatever price I can get. Anyway, thermal spas, where there is no missing, customers do not cut the eyes of a place where they trade. Let me tell you so clearly, they will bring the products here to Istanbul and sell them under organic village products at the same prices. They can't last 4-5, they close the shop and go back to their village. Pity pity pity… There are things that are beautiful .. The place is beautiful, the environment is beautiful..Tandir bread / base / pancake is beautiful…

My biggest expectation in the village markets is that there are really natural, handmade products and the prices are reasonable, but they are generally not handmade and the prices are the same as the market and the greengrocer. So what do we understand now? No shipping no receipts no taxes no employee insurance. No R&D etc.... If you are giving the tradesmen for 1 lira, at least give them here for 2 liras, not for 4 liras.

It is a market with beautiful cute local products. If you go, try the basal toast, go with the hot tea

Of course, the food is what you can find every day from what is in the village, but BEWARE, Local Producers usually buy slightly above the market price.