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                <title>Stainless steel in Turkey</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[As one who loves cooking I always look out for interesting kitchen utensils to bring back from a holiday. Some are more useful than others. What ever you buy is always a good reminder of your holiday and where you shopped. <br>This also gives you the opportunity to wander off the beaten track to discover small ironmongers or market stalls stacked with goodies. <br>Turkey in general is known for its stainless steel products. In Antalya I found a pressure cooker. Not so practical to get home, however how could I resist? It is fantastic quality, simplicity in it's design and a real bargain for £12.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Dalyan</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Never get angry or show your anger to locals, in shops or markets.<br><br>Turks are generally very friendly and hospitable. You may feel pressurised to buy something, but they know you don't have to. If you find it difficult to extricate yourself from a persuasive salesman/woman, just politely say 'No thank you', 'Sorry, not today, thank you' or better still, 'Tesekur' ('Thank you' in Turkish), and walk away.]]></description>
                
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