What do Greeks really have in common with the Turks that's often talked about?

[Edgü]

As for today's time: the method of production of yoghurt in Greece is very different from Turkey, but that doesn't seem to bother you when Turkish companies misappropriate the name "Greek yoghurt" for products not even made in Greece or with the Greek method of yoghurt production, ay?

You nigggas literally strain the yoghurt and call it yours lmao, That companys founder is kurdish not a Turk and it was for the marketing do you think Americans would buy "Turkish Yoghurt as opposed to "Greek Yoghurt" ?????

[Victor]

It's crazy that's not mentioned how Azeris are much closer to Turks.

Imo lots of Azeris are "purer" Turks in matter they didn't assimilate Greeks, Balkan Slavs and others how Ottomans did.

[Edgü]

Imo lots of Azeris are "purer" Turks in matter they didn't assimilate Greeks, Balkan Slavs and others how Ottomans did.

Turks didn't assimilate allat if they did they would be speaking Turkish

[Zeno]

You nigggas literally strain the yoghurt and call it yours lmao, That companys founder is kurdish not a Turk and it was for the marketing do you think Americans would buy "Turkish Yoghurt as opposed to "Greek Yoghurt" ?????

So you do admit you steal products. First time for a Turk I see...

Btw, Chobani, the company who does the stealing, was sued by FAGE, the Greek company who originally sold the yoghurt in the UK and prohibited the former from using "Greek yoghurt" in its products. Should do the same in the US.

[Edgü]

So you do admit you steal products. First time for a Turk I see...

Btw, Chobani, the company who does the stealing, was sued by FAGE, the Greek company who originally sold the yoghurt in the UK and prohibited the former from using "Greek yoghurt" in its products. Should do the same in the US.

Seeing everybody using the Turkish name for it I think it's clear who stole it from whom

[Zeno]

Seeing everybody using the Turkish name for it I think it's clear who stole it from whom

Everyone calls it Greek yoghurt.

A Turkish company takes advantage of the fact and sells their products as "Greek" while they're clearly not.

Yes, I do get who steals it... You.

[Mortimer]

The difference is in the shapes of the mustaches according to a greek man on TV i saw once reportage

[Victor]

Turks didn't assimilate allat if they did they would be speaking Turkish

I'm speaking about those inside Asia minor + those Turks with Balkan and Pontic Greek ancestry.

[catgeorge]

Well what can I say - we just don't like Muslims in Greece nor in Europe.... we have spilt blood and lost land to keep it muslim free so there you go.

Yes ancioent greek gastronomy can be seen anywhere - if Turks want to plagiarise and steal thats ok we are used to chicken thieves

[Edgü]

Well, it's a complex question, but I can give you my take on it. Despite the historical and cultural differences between Greeks and Turks, there are still some commonalities. One thing that comes to mind is the influence of the Ottoman Empire, which ruled over both regions for a long time. This has left some shared cultural elements, especially in areas like cuisine and architecture.

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I'm speaking about those inside Asia minor + those Turks with Balkan and Pontic Greek ancestry.

Except Pontics and literal Balkanites (not Balkan Turks) there are none of that

most of them also know that they are not Turks and only speak Turkish language