Sadaf Pure Cane Sugar Cubes – 500 g
Sadaf Pure Cane Sugar Cubes – 500 g
Made from high-quality sugar canes, these cubes are all-natural and free from any additives or preservatives. Each cube is rough cut to preserve the natural flavor and texture of the sugar.
To use Sadaf Pure Cane Sugar Cubes, simply drop one or two cubes into your tea and watch them dissolve into a sweet and flavorful treat. These sugar cubes are a staple in Persian culture, where they are often used to sweeten tea and other hot beverages.
Not only do Sadaf Pure Cane Sugar Cubes enhance the taste of your tea, but they also add a touch of elegance to your presentation. Their unique shape and texture make them a beautiful addition to any tea set or table setting.
At Sadaf, we believe in using only the highest quality ingredients to create products that are both delicious and nutritious. Our Pure Cane Sugar Cubes are no exception – they are the perfect blend of taste and quality. So why settle for ordinary sugar when you can elevate your tea-drinking experience with Sadaf Pure Cane Sugar Cubes? Order yours today and experience the difference!
Ingredients: 100% Cane Sugar
Kosher: RCC
Product of Finland
Sadaf Fancy Baklava | 6 Assorted Sweets | 50 pieces – 500g
Sadaf Fancy Baklava | 6 Assorted Sweets | 50 pieces – 500g
Type: Baklava
Sadaf’s Baklava is a luxurious and indulgent Middle Eastern sweet that is perfect for any occasion. Our Baklava is made with flaky phyllo and premium nuts and comes in six delicious flavors that are sure to satisfy any sweet tooth. Whether you’re looking for a special treat to share with family and friends during traditional holidays or a tasty snack to enjoy alongside Sadaf tea or coffee, our Baklava is the perfect choice.
Each flavor of our Baklava is unique and delicious. You can choose from White Pistachio Balloriya, Baklava Cashew, Burma Pistachio, Cashew Fingers, Pistachio Baklava, and Oush Al Bulbul with Pistachio. All of our Baklava is made without any added colors or preservatives, ensuring that you can enjoy a high-quality product that is both healthy and delicious.
Our Baklava is coated in a light syrup, adding an extra layer of sweetness to each bite. The combination of the crispy phyllo and the rich and flavorful nuts creates a unique and irresistible taste that will leave you craving more.
At Sadaf, we take pride in the quality of our ingredients. Each Baklava is made with wheat flour, corn starch, ghee, sugar, and premium nuts, such as pistachio or cashew. These high-quality ingredients ensure that our Baklava is not only delicious but also healthy and nutritious.
In addition, our Baklava is packaged in a beautiful gift box, making it the perfect gift for any occasion. Treat yourself or your loved ones to the indulgent and authentic flavors of Sadaf’s Baklava. Order yours today and experience the taste of the Middle East!
Ingredients:
White Pistachio Balloriya: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Pistachio
Baklava Cashew: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Cashew
Burma Pistachio: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Pistachio
Cashew Fingers: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Cashew
Baklava Pistachio: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Pistachio
Oush al Bulbul with Pistachio: Wheat Flour, Corn Starch, Ghee, Sugar, Pistachio
CONTAINS: WHEAT, TREE NUTS, (CASHEW, PISTACHIO, ALMOND)
Product of Jordan
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