@WatermelonRat  
I’d recommend the Nory Candy Company or Hazer Baba, or a box from each. Get a mixed box; the traditional flavors (mint, bergamot, rosefruit, and mastic) complement each other very well but would be oppressive alone. (Also, don’t try to make like Edmund and eat them all at once; you’ll make yourself sick.)
 
“Locum” or “lokum” is the Turkish name for Turkish Delight; it means “delight”. Nory Candy Company is Armenian, and refers solely to locum, not Turkish Delight; my guess is that they don’t particularly like the idea of using “Turkish” in a context with positive connotations… Their locum / Turkish Delight is just as good as Hazer Baba’s, though.
 
 
@GregSamsa  
The story I’ve heard is that it once contained marijuana/hashish. The traditional recipes don’t contain any, though, and modern ones have nuts but no other solids; I honestly don’t know if this is a rumor or the truth. (I once saw it pointed out that someone living on wartime English rations would very eagerly attack a huge box of sweets…)

True fact (unless I’m wrong): Turkish Delight used to be made with opium.

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I like Turkish Delight.

Historical fact: the Turkish have never delighted anyone.

I’ve never had Turkish delight. I’ll have to try it some time.

Fucking lies Turkish Delight tastes like roses & ass
 
Trucker’s Delight is an awesome music video

Well, there are a couple of different things it could be, but according to some movies, hitchhikers are supposed to give blowjobs…

Turkish Delight sucks.

@FOME  
I don’t want to find out, but at the same time I do.

add the tag: “narnia” and “ice witch” since this is a recreation of a scene from the story.

Turkish Delight has been described as a gummy bear making sweet, sweet love to a marshmallow in your mouth.  
What, precisely, is Trucker’s Delight? Sugar-coated methamphetamines?