Edesma

"Edesma" is a Greek brand and product name with different meanings depending on context. It primarily refers to a light, creamy, and sweet yogurt dessert, but is also used for a fine Greek food import company and a restaurant.

As a dessert yogurt

• A sweet treat: The term "Edesma" most often refers to a light, creamy, and slightly sweet yogurt-based dessert, often found in large, family-sized tubs.
• Not traditional Greek yogurt: Unlike classic Greek yogurt made solely from strained milk, this product uses ingredients like dehydrated milk, yogurt cultures, and sometimes vegetable fats to achieve a distinctive smooth texture and sweet taste.
• Versatile in the kitchen: It can be enjoyed on its own as a light dessert, served with fresh fruit or honey, or used in confectionery and cooking.
• Multiple brands: The product is sold under different brands, such as  Vital Edesma  from Kolios S.A. Greek Dairy and a version sold by retailers like Ariston Foods.

As a brand name

• "Edesma Fine Greek Flavours": This refers to a German-based import company that distributes various Greek products, including olive oil, olives, and spices.
• Greek Restaurants: "Edesma" is also the name of several Greek restaurants, including a fine dining restaurant at the Gennadi Grand Resort and a traditional eatery in Rethymnon.

Summary of uses

Due to its varied uses, the term "Edesma" could refer to different Greek food-related products or businesses.

• If inquiring about a product from a food catalog, it is most likely referring to the creamy, sweet yogurt dessert.
• If referring to imported food products, it might mean the Edesma Fine Greek Flavours import company.
• If found in the context of dining, it points to one of the Greek restaurants.