And then to Turkey.  Istanbul to be specific.  
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| Calamari...since we're by the sea. | 
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| Honey cut from the comb for breakfast. | 
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| This is basically what I had everyday.  Feta cheese, honey, turkey, bread, and potatoes.  Add olives and tomatoes and you got what we had in Greece! | 
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| Yes, there is a Burger Turk.  And it does have the "Big Ottoman Meal." And, yes, the burger's taste like rubber. | 
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| We were disappointed at first for the Spice Market and the Grand Bazaar.  This is all we saw!  Just like a flea market, with a special emphasis on animal food. | 
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| Then we finally made it in!  Whew!  This is the Spice Market in Istanbul, with everything you can imagine including dried fruits... | 
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| ...and nougats and turkish delights... | 
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| ...not to mention spices. | 
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| So much, so we sat and ate a little falafal. | 
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| Down the street from our hotel we had shish kabob. | 
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| And chicken.  I know.  Not Turkish. | 
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| Pommogranates and doners - turned meat on a spit still, but a different sandwich. | 
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| Doner close up. | 
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| Cool little fish market in New Town. | 
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| Some delicious ravioli in turkish tomato sauce. | 
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| Some mayonez and ketcap. | 
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| Our airplane meal on Lufthansa.  I, for one, usually enjoy airline meals.  I've only had one really bad one, but look at the bread and we got German chocolate, too! | 
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