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Turkish Pide for ramadan

100% Handmade, Traditional family recipe, brick oven baked Turkish Bread. Pide is a soft, porous, leavened bread that’s shaped by hand. Bakeries all over Turkey provide this Ramazan staple hot and fresh about an hour before evening prayer. Don’t be surprised if you find a line of people waiting to buy their fresh, hot pide to bring home just in time for the first evening meal.
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