Raha & Nougat

Shahia Ain El-Ghazal 3kg

SKU: 5101

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Shahia Ain El-Ghazal consists of traditional Middle Eastern pastry coated with shredded coconut and filled with sweet nut filling, packed in a plastic tray with a net weight of 3kg. This product is ideal for wholesale distribution, confectionery displays, hospitality, and festive assortments, offering an elegant sweet specialty with authentic presentation. Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.read more..

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This Ain El-Ghazal pastry is suitable for wholesale, retail, and foodservice channels such as confectionery shops, supermarkets, hotels, catering services, and ethnic stores. It is commonly served during festive occasions, alongside tea or coffee, and as part of premium Middle Eastern sweet assortments. Ideal for distributors and retailers seeking authentic confectionery products with strong cultural and visual appeal.

Highlights

Traditional Middle Eastern coconut-coated pastry
Soft texture with sweet nut filling
Plastic tray packaging suitable for confectionery display
Large 3kg packaging ideal for wholesale and catering applications
Suitable for festive assortments and hospitality presentation

Preparation
Ready to consume

Storage
Store in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the plastic tray properly sealed to maintain freshness and texture.

Properties

Weight	3.3 kg
Height	8.5 cm
Width	25.5 cm
Length	34.5 cm
Weight	3.3 kg
Width	25.5 cm
Height	8.5 cm
Length	34.5 cm

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