A trademark of Istanbul and winter, salep has its own place in boosting the immune system, being a warming beverage, perfect for the cold days of winter.

Salep refers both to the plant, also known as "sernikovotano," and to the flour produced from this specific family of plants, which can even be incorporated into a vegetarian or vegan diet.

• Helps with constipation: In cases of constipation, salep is considered to have a supportive effect, while it also acts against indigestion.
• Acts against anxiety: Salep is known for its soothing effect on the nerves, relieving anxiety and tension while also improving the feeling of fatigue.
• Tones the body: Thanks to its content of minerals such as phosphorus and calcium, as well as magnesium and iron from the cinnamon, salep contributes to the overall strengthening of the body.
• Can replace coffee: If you want to wean yourself off coffee and reduce caffeine consumption, salep is a wonderful beverage that can be used as a substitute.
• Heals stomach ulcers: Salep is believed to have a healing effect on ulcers of the gastrointestinal tract and is also good for stomach pain, as well as in cases of intestinal discomfort.