The product resembles very little salep, because it is practically corn starch with just traces of salep. It is also 17% less than what is stated on the packaging (net weight only 70 g, instead of 84 g, weighed on a precision laboratory scale).

With a price for salep at 240 €/kg and for corn starch (corn flour) at 2.50 €/kg, for the product to cost 4.54 € for 70 g, i.e. 64.86 €/kg, it would need to contain 26.3% salep. However, if it contained that much, i.e. about 1/4, the taste of salep would be very strong and not almost nonexistent.

I am very sorry for their unrestrained profiteering at the expense of so many consumers. Fortunately, there are many better and more honest options on Skroutz.