Sadaf Barazek with Sesame Cookies - Ideal Appetizer or Snack - Middle Eastern Cuisine - Handmade Sesame Cookies - Kosher - 250g Box
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Sadaf Barazek with Sesame Cookies - Ideal Appetizer or Snack - Middle Eastern Cuisine - Handmade Sesame Cookies - Kosher - 250g Box
- AUTHENTIC TASTE: Discover the unmistakable and delicious taste of our Barazek cookies, made with a perfect combination of sweet and savory flavors that will transport you directly to the heart of the Middle East.
- CRUNCHY AND NUTTY TEXTURE: Immerse yourself in the pleasure of every bite with the crunchy texture and delicious nutty touch of our Barazek. Each cookie gives you an irresistible crunch that will leave you craving for more. The perfect addition to your pantry
- HIGH QUALITY: At Sadaf, we pride ourselves on using only the finest ingredients in our Barazek crackers. Toasted sesame and sweet cookie dough combine perfectly to give you a true culinary delight.
- INGREDIENTS: Made with Wheat Flour, Ghee, Sugar, Corn Starch and Sesame, with no added colors, flavors or preservatives, providing natural, pure and authentic culinary creations.
- DELIGHTFUL SNACK: Whether you enjoy them as an indulgent snack or as a special treat, our Barazek cookies are perfect for any occasion. Ideal for sharing with friends and family or for treating yourself to a well-deserved snack break. Indulge in their exceptional taste all year round.
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