Arabic Sweets

Arabic sweets in Qatar at Blue Salon: Semiramis baklawa, maamoul with dates or pistachio and walnut, barazek, ghraiba, cashew fingers, nawashef and mann al sama, plus Nagwa darabeel, for guests, family visits and gifting. Arabic Sweets in Qatar Arabic sweets, also known as Middle Eastern desserts, are a symbol of hospitality, served with gahwa to guests and shared during Ramadan and Eid. Blue Salon's edit features Semiramis mixed baklawa, date maamoul in 500 g and 1 kg boxes, pistachio and walnut maamoul, barazek sesame cookies, ghraiba, cashew fingers, mixed nawashef and the Semiramis tart. Discover mann al sama, a traditional nougat-style sweet, and Nagwa darabeel with cinnamon. Sweets for Ramadan, Eid and Guests Maamoul and baklawa are the classic choice for Eid visits, while a mixed box of nawashef, barazek and ghraiba gives guests a little of everything. Serve sweets with Arabic coffee from traditional flasks, or with tea in the afternoon, and present them on elegant serving plates. Storing Arabic Sweets Keep sweets in their sealed box in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Once opened, store them in an airtight container so pastries stay crisp and maamoul stays soft. Arabic Sweets Questions Which Arabic sweets brands are available? Semiramis and Nagwa. What is maamoul? A traditional shortbread pastry filled with dates, pistachio or walnut, especially popular at Eid. What is barazek? A crisp Levantine cookie topped with sesame and often pistachio. Shop Arabic Sweets at Blue Salon Explore chocolates, gift hampers, coffee, honey and Arabic and regional gourmet. Shop Arabic sweets online at Blue Salon Qatar or visit us in Doha.