Food and religion in Turkey

The Turkish cuisine The Turkish cuisine is different than the Greek one. The Turkish cuisine is different than the Greek one. Turkish cuisine varies across the country. Turkish cuisine varies across the country. For example, Turkish people have a more rich breakfast that Greek people. For example, Turkish people have a more rich breakfast that Greek people. In the next slides, we are going to show you more about the Turkish cuisine. In the next slides, we are going to show you more about the Turkish cuisine.

Breakfast The breakfast in Turkey is usually served in large trays. This image shows a typical Turkish breakfast. As you can see, the breakfast is more reach than the breakfast we eat in Greece.

Soups A Turkish meal usually starts with a soup. A Turkish meal usually starts with a soup. Before the presentation of the typical Turkish breakfast, soup was the most popular breakfast meal. Before the presentation of the typical Turkish breakfast, soup was the most popular breakfast meal.

Religion in Turkey Islam is the largest religion of Turkey with 99.8% of the population being registered as Muslim. Islam is the largest religion of Turkey with 99.8% of the population being registered as Muslim. Among Sunni Muslim presence in Turkey there is a small but considerable minority of Muslims with Sufi heritage and affiliation Among Sunni Muslim presence in Turkey there is a small but considerable minority of Muslims with Sufi heritage and affiliation The 0.2% of the people are Orthodox people. Most of them are Greek. The 0.2% of the people are Orthodox people. Most of them are Greek.

Mosque of Turkey A Mosque is like the Orthodox Church for Turkish Muslim people

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