When I was a child, my Turkish grandmother would periodically make a sweet, white paste that she kneaded on the tile floor. We would then snip off pieces and eat them with great delight. It tasted of vanilla, and the texture was like a sticky paste, softer than caramel, and white as snow. It was called sharope.
It turns out to be a Greek delicacy, but we were fortunate that Grandma did not keep to political lines. Sharope was a favorite of the family, along with baklavah and kadaifi.
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