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[umit07]

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.

"Airani" is "Ayran" in Turkish and is a drink made from yoghurt, water, salt mixed up and sprinkled with dried mint before served. Totally differnet from "Sumada" which is like a cordial made from almond extracts.

[DT.]

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 sumada is you plonker!! I'm just asking if you also call it Airani.

"Airani" is "Ayran" in Turkish and is a drink made from yoghurt, water, salt mixed up and sprinkled with dried mint before served. Totally differnet from "Sumada" which is like a cordial made from almond extracts.

[YFred]

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.

Umit I am a baby compared with some of these dinosaurs on this forum. Unfortunately Yashar Halim may as well be in another country to me. I have never heard of Sumada! Which is unusual in it self as I was under the impression that I heard it all and all that. But I am not proud, if I don't know, I will find out, search, seek and conquer is my motto.

[james_mav]

search, seek and conquer is my motto.

You have a motto. Are all tourkomogoloi as fucking stupid as you?

[Get Real!]

Its a refreshing summer drink made of almonds. A bit sweet but a lovely taste of Cyanide (Cyanic acid + benzaldedehyde) Not poisonous I promise you? Dilute to drink. You must be younger than I thought. Perhaps its an acquired taste.

I remember those... served HOT!

[Get Real!]

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".

Haven't you ever heard of soumada???

Bloody Greek propagandist...

[Get Real!]

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

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

Deniz is more Cypriot than you can/will ever be...

[EPSILON]

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".

Haven't you ever heard of soumada???

Bloody Greek propagandist...

Correct Sumada is famous in Chios Island where they serve it cool instead of hot we used to drink in Cyprus.And yes oracle-is coming from Amygdala.

[james_mav]

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

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

Deniz is more Cypriot than you can/will ever be...

If a tourkomogolo can be a Cypriot, then a Greek cannot, and we are in perfect agreement.

[Get Real!]

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

What "sunada" and Green horses you mythological Tsolia and what's Airani got to do with it?

(one's an almond drink and the other milk & mint)

"Kiprei" oi mish... Angourosporos!