Bizarre Turkish Meats in Istanbul!! This Shouldn’t Be Allowed!!

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[Scohill]

Turkish food is criminally underrated!

[angelabestauti]

Turkey and İstanbul deserve a few episodes on the main channel!! Come on!

[Trystiansky]

Another great video Sonny! I've been to Turkey quite a few times many years ago. Mostly around Adana, twice to Antalya, and only once to Istanbul. Amazing food, culture, and for the most part, friendly people. I would love to go back.

[lestat]

I am a Turk living in Canada and if there is one thing that i miss the most, it's kokoreç. Unbeliavable taste!

[firuzeerkocak]

Turkish food is most underrated cuisine in the world. It deserves to be promoted better. It's a east-asian mixed culture and so rich ! Of course people are the most warm and friendly people I've ever seen❤️

[TheBestFoodieShow]

Turkish people and their food is amazing. I am amazed by love they are showing to their guest, its awesome 😘😍

[ridosh]

do more of turkey pls dont let it be this short... there is SO much food there

[Jkersssss]

I am a fan of kokorec !! Turkish food is yummy ! Awesome country, awesome people !! ❤👍

[murtazajaliwala]

Sonny your way of presentation is just

You don't overhype reactions....

[finale]

As a Turkish person, thanks for trying our food! We hope you liked it.

[bambusbjorn]

Absolutely love this turkey series. Please more!

[AlpTunaBeksac]

If you ever go to Turkey and you're open-minded to trying different things, try kokorec (the regular way of eating is the copped one as a sandwich) and cig kofte (the first dish, although it's mostly done meatless these days, it's done with lentils). As a Turkish, I tried the testicle once as a kid and never had it for the rest of my life. Thymus I didn't even know existed as food.

[riskonetwoable]

I bought once from a turkish butcher the balls of the goat and looked up the recipe "Koc Yumurta". Cooked it up and wanted to give it to a friend to troll him. What happened instead i tried it, it was so tasty that i nearly left nothing for him to prank :P

[abbiefabulous]

i love what sunny does, he goes to other countries, trying their food and it encourages other's to do the same

[thedeepend]

Blink twice Sonny if you're being coerced to mention your wife on every episode 😂😂😂

[dronetr]

Dude I am 48 and I live in Turkey. You are trying things I have never eaten in Turkey. You have balls I give you that 😁

[buttercup]

Dude my mouth is watering!!!! Love turkey amazing country. Take care love from England! X

[varisingermany]

I have lived in Turkey for 4yrs. The food is just amazing i miss turkish cuisine so

[tuncaltinkaya]

Kokoreç is our most popular after pub food

[diannt]

I have gotten thymus (sweetbreads) here in the US - helps to live near a metropolitan area (NYC in my case) or to travel through Pennsylvania Dutch country. My parents used to cook it, and I have done so on occasion. This Turkish recipe seems like a whole new take on it, and I'd like to try it that way next time I luck into thymus. (I have had both calf and lamb thymus.)