Hellim and halloumi

depurple · Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 11:24 am Post subject:

It is also fantastic on a Pizza: My friend makes Pizzas in a Earth oven with wood: They are called Wood fired Pizzas and he puts Hallomi with locaniko and loonza:
Mate my cholesterol sky rockets!
BUT hey you only live once!
cheers
PS Wash that down with a Keo and a nice girl in a spa latter and BINGO Welcome to heaven!
cheers again!

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2164

depurple · Posted: Sat Mar 17, 2007 3:49 pm Post subject:

OR Hallim if you want to be technical?
cheers
BUT then again Bulgaria might be able to claim FATTA instead of FETTA!
PS Well tell ME who will Claim SHOSHOKO?
The Turkish Cypriot?
The Greek Cypriot?
Or the Cypriots?
DP:

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2164

please be serious dp you claimed that if it was not called halloumi then we can all pretty much go to hell . But why do you insist ?

The word halloumi may have come from the word Hellim , Please do not bother to research this as the issue is more about you are claiming that all words used should be Greek

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2164

By the way Cyprus Rules you keep confusing me when you keep changing your logo

Cyprus rules! · Mukhtar/is Joined: 11 Jun 2006 Posts: 668

depurple · Posted: Sun Mar 18, 2007 12:15 pm Post subject:

100% i think what I am trying to say is that the Republic of Cyprus wants to register Halloumi like Greece has done with Feta and France with Champagne:
As for the Turkish Cypriot using the word Hellim it is there priority to use it:
So what do you want?
The Republic of Cyprus to register Hellim?
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus to register Hellim?

I think most foreigner know that Hallomi is a Cypriot Cheese:
So what I thought is that if the Republic of Cyprus register Hallomi on the international scene as the legally recognized country according to the UN the Turkish Cypriot can also use the word Hallomi for export and Hellim for internal use:
OR register both: BUT it is the Hallomi that people know internationally specially in Australia:
To tell you the truth in Australia there are many companies selling Hallomi cheeses Cyprus Style!
AND i think this is what the Republic of Cyprus wants to stop specially in the EU:
cheese! I mean cheers!
DP
PS The Aussie have now registered the following words:
BONZA!
OKKA!
DIGGER!
AUSSIE!
and other words as well!
So where do we draw the line Mate!

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2164

100%cypriot · Ministerial Joined: 27 Jun 2006 Posts: 2164

Dp if the Tpap Gov has to have Turkish writing on its money then these thing's should be written in turkish as well , as the way you are putting it is that the Turkish Cypriot has no voice in Cyprus and the Naming of Hellim or Halloumi in one language alone depicts that the Product is Greek Or Turkish . The Turkish Cypriots should do the same with any product being exported and the naming of the product should be in Greek as well

pg · Deputy Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 1485 Location: Cyprus

pg · Deputy Joined: 17 Jan 2006 Posts: 1485 Location: Cyprus

When I started this topic what I had in mind was really this:

I suspected that if the Republic of Cyprus from the beginning had applied to register both Halloumi and Hellim then I am pretty sure there would have been Turkish Cypriot protests claiming that Hellim is not a product of the R O C but a product of the T R N C.

Silly, but true isn't it?

Cyprus rules! · Mukhtar/is Joined: 11 Jun 2006 Posts: 668