A ‘viral’ gastronomic meeting between Czn Burak and YouTuber, isshowspeed(his friend Yiannis Antetokounbos) lit “fires” on social media when the Turkish chef argued that tzatziki is of Turkish origin and that his Greek version is a copy.

In fact, the story was also recorded in a video during the visit of the famous YouTuber to the Burak restaurant in Turkey as part of its trip to taste local flavors.

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“Brother, in Greece this is called Jatziki. We call it Jazzik. This is the genuine »Burak told Ishowspeed, trying to convince him that the Greeks simply adopted the Turkish recipe. His phrase, which is heard clearly in the video, sparked strong reactions from Greek users to social media, and so did the same with corresponding allegations of dolmas and sarma (sarma).

Ishowspeedknown for his extreme outbursts in the “streams” -you could say it and “barking” -has an estimated net value of about $ 10 million. YouTuber’s main source of revenue, worldly Darren Watkins Jr,. It is his YouTube channel, which has millions of subscribers. Recently, Yiannis Antetokounbos toured him – on a live broadcast – on the Acropolis. Their meeting was enjoyable …

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For history, Greek tzatziki is a preparation of yogurt, cucumbers, garlic, herbs and spices, such as dill, mint or parsley. It is usually served as a sauce that accompanies many meat dishes, as a simple dip or an appetizer. Its name comes from the Turkish word “cacik”, which denotes a very similar dip, though some suspect tzatziki comes from the Indian dip “Raita”. Tzatziki is always cold and is very popular with dishes such as the round and skewer. Often, it is served with pie as part of the first dish of a large meal. With its enormous popularity and the fact that it is one of the best summer dips, it is not strange that there are many local variants of Jazzik in countries such as Iran, Iraq, Turkey, Cyprus, Bulgaria and Serbia.