I have been thinking about the sugar wafer cookies that I loved as a kid, but that turned out not to be so delicious.
Rectacular, waffled wafers with a chocolate cream -- or a white vanilla or a pink something else -- in the middle. I remember loving them, but realizing later that the wafers were dry and the filing wasn't great. This was about when I discovered Milanos and realized that I could afford adult cookies.
Now, I'm back to those sugar wafers thanks to a Turkish bar that took that cookie to the next level. Ulkerin bars take those sugar wafers and fill them with a hazelnut cream. Then the whole thing gets wrapped in chocolate. It's halfway between a cookie and a candy bar. I ate through an entire bite-sized bag of Ulkerin over the past three weeks. Two bucks for a few dozen little bars that I tossed in lunches and chomped after dinner.
You can find the Ulkerin chocolate wafers at the Nazar Market in Columbia. If you considered checking out the new Turkish market for the baklava, the sausages, or the ground lamb, then just go for the chocolates and see what else catches your eye.
1 comment:
How do they compare to Manner Hazelnut wafers? I am totally addicted to those. They are the ones in the flat, pink chunks you find by the checkout sometimes.
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