Guys, remember what we were reading yesterday? 😅 As we all know, Salah isn't just legendary on the pitch—he's also become a kuymak icon. I mean, kuymak suppliers are basically working round the clock now! 😂
I got curious—how serious is this really? Does every one of Salah's kuymak videos actually go viral on social media? Or is it a bit exaggerated? I reckon kuymak sales in markets must have doubled because of him. 🥲 What do you think?
Is Salah's tourism economy really that serious?
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A few weeks ago, I walked past a kuymak buffet before a Liverpool match, and no one needed me until it was my turn, dios 😂 I saw the waiter almost running to keep up with the customers who were coming in. They had almost finished serving the people in the queue. In the 2-3 hours after Salah scored a goal involving kuymak, the place was so busy that the staff were literally shouting "goal!" like forwards. Once, I even heard someone shout, "Salah made kuymak!" People jumped up and took out their cameras. In that huge buffet, almost everyone was looking up Salah’s video on their phones.
I don’t think this is exaggerated, at least not in Liverpool’s kuymak industry. When a Salah kuymak video comes out, stores sell out of stock in 1-2 hours, especially places near Anfield. I tried it myself—I follow the YouTube channel where buffets post their Salah videos, and every time a new one drops, 50-60 more people line up right away. If you want to jump on this hype, your best bet is to follow a local kuymak shop’s Instagram. As soon as Salah scores a kuymak goal, get there fast!