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Kelle pacha is the most beloved and least favorite soup of the Turks

Kelle pacha is the most beloved and least favorite soup of the Turks

February 8, 2024

Arenda Piter, a research company, surveyed 1,100 Turkish citizens about their preferences for local soups. Turkish residents are divided into two categories when it comes to choosing the most delicious soup. 24.4% of respondents named "kelle pacha" as the best soup. The main components of the dish are beef/lamb legs and head, which are simmered for 6-8 hours (kelle — head, paça — leg). At the same time, 17.7% of the respondents chose kelle pacha as a soup they would never eat. Thus, "kelle pacha" turned out to be in 1st place both as the most delicious soup and as the most tasteless :)

In second place in popularity was lentil soup, which was named by 18.8% of citizens, and in third place ishkembe soup (giblet soup), which is preferred by 10.9% of people.

You can read more about other Turkish soups here:
https://t.me/alanyabrand/5747

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