Dishes you should try in Çamoluk: Çamoluk Mantısı and Keşkek (wheat and lamb porridge). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Çamoluk is famous for.
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Small mantı made with hand-rolled thin dough, served with yoghurt and a butter sauce. It is a traditional flavour of Çamoluk's winter tables.
Prepared by boiling wheat and meat for a long time and then crushing them, keşkek is an indispensable dish at weddings and festive tables.
These dishes are known throughout Giresun province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A kadayıf dessert made with hazelnut paste, registered as a geographical indication.
Ice cream registered as a geographical indication.
A kid-meat kebab registered as a geographical indication.
A bread specific to the town of Çavuşlu in Görele, registered as a geographical indication.
An indispensable local dish of Black Sea cuisine.
Çamoluk lies in the south of the Giresun region, at the meeting point of Black Sea and Central Anatolian cultures. Traditional farming methods and village life still continue here.
Çamoluk is known for 2 local dishes, above all Çamoluk Mantısı and Keşkek (wheat and lamb porridge). Small mantı made with hand-rolled thin dough, served with yoghurt and a butter sauce. It is a traditional flavour of Çamoluk's winter tables.
Çamoluk is known for Çamoluk Mantısı, Çamoluk Şeker Kuru Fasulyesi (Çamoluk dry sugar beans) and Inner Black Sea Culture. Its best-known sights include Çamoluk Plateaus and Kelkit Valley Views.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Çamoluk include Çamoluk Şeker Kuru Fasulyesi (Çamoluk dry sugar beans), Çamoluk Honey and Local Cheeses.