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by **denizaksulu** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:24 pm

Sumada, also made in Crete!!! Surprise surprise. Ah these Ottomans. :lol:

by **Oracle** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:34 pm

denizaksulu wrote:Sumada, also made in Crete!!! Surprise surprise. Ah these Ottomans.

Well you must be the Last of the Ottomans ... since no one else has heard of it.

Did they steal the drink or just the name? I guess the "mada" morpheme may be from "amygdala".

by **umit07** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:40 pm

denizaksulu wrote:Sumada, also made in Crete!!! Surprise surprise. Ah these Ottomans.

Although it's not that popular anymore even I know what it is for gods sake, every shop in the north ( Cyprus) sells it. If Yfred knows a bit of greek he's gotta be at least 50, but here that could count for a youngin, I would of thought Yasar Halims sells it. :lol:

by **denizaksulu** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:41 pm

Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:Sumada, also made in Crete!!! Surprise surprise. Ah these Ottomans.

Well you must be the Last of the Ottomans ... since no one else has heard of it.

Did they steal the drink or just the name? I guess the "mada" morpheme may be from "amygdala".

Oracle, you know me. I have no bias at all. The other link, which unfortunately is in Turkish, is from a Turk who lived in Crete, and possibly visited Levka (in Greece). The drink was unknown in Turkey, but later on she managed to find it in Smyrni. I dont know what planet you hail from Oracle. Together with DT you amaze me. I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot. :wink:

by **james_mav** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:43 pm

denizaksulu wrote:I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot.

A real Cypriot as decreed by a tourkomogolo - he must be so chuffed!

by **denizaksulu** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:44 pm

Oracle, do you know what KANELA is? If you do not you have failed the test completely.

You are ENGLISH. :lol:

by **denizaksulu** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:46 pm

james_mav wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot.

A real Cypriot as decreed by a tourkomogolo - he must be so chuffed!

Save your complements to the more deserving.( for 'runaway' for example). :lol:

by **james_mav** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:48 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
james_mav wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot.

A real Cypriot as decreed by a tourkomogolo - he must be so chuffed!

Save your complements to the more deserving.( for 'runaway' for example).

I share my compliments equally against all mongoloids, even those that know how to say cinnamon in another language.

by **Oracle** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 2:50 pm

denizaksulu wrote:Oracle, do you know what KANELA is? If you do not you have failed the test completely.

You are ENGLISH.

Sorry Deniz ... can't join in your games today. I just had a momentary Pavlovian conditioned response to that word "Ottoman" ! :lol:

Back to my cinnamon tea and essays ....

by **DT.** » Tue Jun 16, 2009 3:04 pm

denizaksulu wrote:
Oracle wrote:
denizaksulu wrote:Sumada, also made in Crete!!! Surprise surprise. Ah these Ottomans.

Well you must be the Last of the Ottomans ... since no one else has heard of it.

Did they steal the drink or just the name? I guess the "mada" morpheme may be from "amygdala".

Oracle, you know me. I have no bias at all. The other link, which unfortunately is in Turkish, is from a Turk who lived in Crete, and possibly visited Levka (in Greece). The drink was unknown in Turkey, but later on she managed to find it in Smyrni. I dont know what planet you hail from Oracle. Together with DT you amaze me. I bet Miltiades knows it, as he IS a real Cypriot.

I know what sunada is you plonker!! I'm just asking if you also call it Airani.

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