Dishes you should try in Çobanlar: Afyon Sucuğu and Bükme (folded dough pastry). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Çobanlar is famous for.
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Afyonkarahisar's protected geographical indication sausage is also indispensable at the district's tables.
Prepared with minced meat or lentils, bükme is a popular pastry of the region.
These dishes are known throughout Afyonkarahisar province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A thick, glossy white clotted cream, best when made from buffalo milk; it received a geographical indication on 10 July 2009. It is eaten at breakfast with honey or alongside desserts.
A döner made from sucuk, unique to Afyonkarahisar cuisine.
One of the products with a geographical indication, Afyon pastırma (cured beef) is part of the province's meat-product tradition alongside sucuk.
A dessert with a geographical indication, served by topping syrupy bread kadayıf with Afyon kaymak.
Afyon lokum is both an everyday treat and the most popular souvenir.
A keşkek (wheat and meat dish) unique to Şuhut, with a geographical indication.
In Nâzım Hikmet's epic, Akarçay and Büyükçobanlar village are mentioned.
Çobanlar is known for 2 local dishes, above all Afyon Sucuğu and Bükme (folded dough pastry). Afyonkarahisar's protected geographical indication sausage is also indispensable at the district's tables.
Çobanlar is known for Afyon Sucuğu, Poppy and cereals and Kuvayi Milliye Epic. Its best-known sights include Anabura Ancient City and Anabura Ancient City (Kocaöz).
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Çobanlar include Poppy and cereals.