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Traditional italian festive Torrone di Cremona ( white Nougat) with almonds cut in pieces isolated on white background

Nougat (Turron) or Taiwanese candy, various delicious flavors

Eid candies. Eid candies filled with traditional Turkish delights, almond candies and cocoa dragees in a blue gift box. Pistachio, orange Turkish delight. Eid al-Fitr, Eid al-Adha. Woman's hand taking almond candies.

Classic Hard Spanish Turron on White BackgroundThis traditional dessert is very popular in Spain and Latinamerica in Christmas time and New Years eve celebrations

Soft turron blocks with almonds and hazelnuts stacked, isolated on white background

Plate with bowls filled with soft and hard nougat portions on wooden kitchen bench with Christmas atmosphere and decoration. Elevated view.

Nougat is a family of confections made with sugar or honey, roasted nuts (almonds, walnuts, pistachios, hazelnuts, and macadamia nuts are common), whipped egg whites, and sometimes chopped candied fruit. The consistency of nougat is chewy, and it is used in a variety of candy bars and chocolates.

High angle view of nougat with almonds and dried fruits.

Pieces of delicious nougat as background, closeup

Traditional confections made with sugar or honey, roasted nuts and whipped egg whites, soft nougat bars

$Sant'Agata is the patron saint of Catania, and her celebrations take place on 3, 4 and 5 February.\nFebruary 5th is the main day of the festival. In fact, on this day,the fercolo, where the bust of the saint is housed, goes around the inside of the city.The streets of Via Etna, the main street, are covered with a thick layer of sawdust, this is because on February 5th, numerous faithful carry a candle in procession, and the dripping wax could ruin the streets and make them dangerous in the days following the festival.\nThe devotees of Sant'Agata wear a white sack and a black headdress (called scuzzitta in dialect) and carry a candle of various sizes on their shoulders. Some candles reach a weight of 50 or 100 kg! The weight of the candle is linked to the sacrifice offered by the faithful to the saint for a grace received or requested.\nAt the head of the procession, we find the candelabra, another iconic symbol of the devotion of the people of Catania towards their saint. It is the third most followed religious holiday in the world.$

Turron blocks arranged with almonds and hazelnuts , isolated on white background, top view,

Detail of white table with plate full of nougat portions of various flavors with Christmas decoration. Elevated view.

lokum rolls,traditional turkish sweet dessert food

Big block of white chocolate with cutting knife

Traditional Turkish delight with almonds

White chocolate with pistachio isolated on white background.

Pieces of hard nougat with almonds, with almonds next to it, on a light wooden surface.

Paris, France: Stacked Blocks of Nougat Candy

small nougat pieces with almonds, on white background.

Heaps of variation of chocolates, candy store window seen from the street. Alcalá de Henares, Madrid. Information signs in spanish language.

Almond nougat, typical Christmas dessert on background

Typical sweets for Christmas in Spain, turron, mantecados and polvorones

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