Erzurum Chechil & Tel Peyniri (500g) – Hand-Pulled String Cheese
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Erzurum Civil & Tel Peyniri (500g) – Hand-Pulled String Cheese
A piece of Anatolian tradition for your breakfast table. Our Erzurum Civil cheese (also known as Tel Peyniri) is handmade according to centuries-old recipes. The special pulling process creates the characteristic fine fibers that make this cheese so unique in texture and taste.
Why our Civil cheese is a highlight: This cheese is not only a must-have for an authentic Turkish breakfast but also the perfect companion for modern diets. It is naturally rich in protein and ideal for anyone looking for a hearty yet light cheese specialty.
Your advantages at a glance:
- Authentic Craftsmanship: Traditionally pulled to achieve the perfect stringy texture.
- Mild & Flavorful Taste: Perfect on its own, in an omelet, or as a topping for salads.
- Rich in Protein: An ideal snack for athletes and health-conscious connoisseurs.
- Freshness Guaranteed: Vacuum-packed for long-lasting aroma and optimal consistency.
Serving Tip: Try the Tel Peyniri warm! Briefly sautéed in a pan, it fully develops its aroma and pairs wonderfully with fresh flatbread. It's also very popular as a healthy "breaktime snack" for children due to its fun stringy shape.
| Characteristic | Details |
| Content | 500 g |
| Cheese Type | Pasta Filata (String Cheese) |
| Flavor | Mild to slightly salty, aromatic |
| Special Feature | Hand-pulled, high in protein, low in fat |
| Storage | Store chilled at 2-7°C |
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THE TASTE OF TRADITION, DELIVERED RIGHT TO YOUR HOME
Once you’ve tasted a real, traditionally aged cheese – you’ll never go back to tasteless industrial products. That’s not a marketing slogan. That’s what our customers write to us again and again. Anyone who has experienced the difference between mass production and true craftsmanship – in the texture, aroma and finish – understands it immediately.
Try it. You’ll love it.
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"Cold-pressed" means that the olive oil is extracted from the olives at a maximum temperature of 27 °C. At higher temperatures – as is common in industrial processing – valuable ingredients are lost: polyphenols, antioxidants, vitamins, and natural flavors are destroyed by heat. Our Elea Minon olive oil is cold-pressed at a maximum of 27 °C – unfiltered and without additives. What ends up in the canister is what the olive naturally provides.
Can you use olive oil for frying?
Can you use olive oil for frying?
Cold-pressed extra virgin olive oil is suitable for gentle searing up to approx. 160–180 °C – for steamed vegetables, eggs, fish, or briefly fried meat. For strong searing, deep-frying, or very high temperatures, we recommend a refined oil, as intense heat degrades valuable ingredients and impairs the aroma. Our olive oil is best enjoyed at breakfast, in salads, dips, and sauces – there it shows its full aroma.
How to recognize good olive oil – and what makes many products fail?
How to recognize good olive oil – and what makes many products fail?
Good olive oil smells fresh and fruity – never rancid, musty, or pungent. In 2026, Stiftung Warentest found that 8 out of 25 "extra virgin" olive oils, the highest quality grade, received a "poor" rating – due to taste defects or contamination. Important purchasing criteria: current harvest stated (e.g., 2024/2025), clear indication of origin (not just "EU"), light-protected packaging, and direct bottling by the producer. Our olive oil meets all these criteria – and comes directly from Crete, without intermediate storage or blended goods.
How do I properly store olive oil so it lasts longer?
How do I properly store olive oil so it lasts longer?
Olive oil has three enemies: light, heat, and air. Cool, dark, and well-sealed – these are the three most important rules. An ideal temperature is between 14 and 18 °C, away from the stove. Our light-protected canister already protects the oil from oxidation from the very beginning. Unopened, our olive oil has a shelf life of 18–24 months. After opening, we recommend consuming it within 6–8 weeks. Tip: If you buy large quantities, decant a small container for daily use and keep the main canister sealed.
Which size should I order – 0.75 L, 3 L, or 5 L?
Which size should I order – 0.75 L, 3 L, or 5 L?
That depends on your consumption. 0.75 L is suitable for a first impression or for single-person households – fresh and quickly used up. 3 L is ideal for couples and small families who cook daily – lasts 2 to 4 months and is significantly cheaper than several small bottles (only €11.66/L). 5 L is our most economical choice for large households and anyone who uses olive oil generously – only €9.99 per liter. Tip: If you're unsure, start with 0.75 L and then immediately order the 5-liter canister. Most customers do exactly that.
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The perfect breakfast – now cheaper. Cretan olive oil, aged Ezine Peyniri, natural honey and creamy Bozkır Tahin – four products, one breakfast table. This month at special prices.





