The viral Dubai chocolate has raised health concerns due to potential contamination and the use of unhealthy ingredients in some versions. Experts say these include the presence of mycotoxins, ...

The dessert also includes two Pierre Marcolini speculoos dark chocolate eggs with a hazelnut and almond praline, on a nest of kunafah pastry with pistachio, lemon balm and milk chocolate and hazelnut ...

The Bonucci Dubai Chocolate bars, which contain a layer of pistachio cream and kunafah (Arabic pastry) sandwiched between layers of chocolate are just one of many dupes of the Fix Dessert ...

And guess what? The precious Baklava has of course made the cut at rank 2, being beaten by only the off-late, very viral Kunafah. Other contenders on the list include the Sholeh Zard, Qatayef ...

(A Kunafah vendor serves his delicious sweets in the food street of Shaheen Bagh, New Delhi) The rush starts before iftar, the evening meal with which Muslims break their daily fast, and continues ...

For Omar Saadeh, the taste of knafeh (kay-naff-eh) is the taste of happiness. Born in the Palestinian city of Nablus – commonly regarded as the birthplace of knafeh and other Palestinian sweets ...

Emerging from the blue waters of the Red Sea, west of Al-Lith Governorate, stands Jabal Sirin, a mountain rising approximately 500 meters above sea level. Its distinctive formation has made it a ...

Other delectable flavours include Classic Kunafah (RM13.90), Biscoff (RM12.90), and Peanut Butter (RM12.90). If you’re feeling peckish, dig into their hearty hot meals, like Ayam Sambal Rice (RM15.90) ...

The brand went viral for its kunafah-filled chocolate bar named 'Can’t Get Knafeh of It'. A TikTok video featuring the kunafa chocolate has received more than 90 million views. If you haven't tried ...

Priced at Dhs38, it’s a perfect pick-me-up meal. Nothing says Middle Eastern dessert quite like Nabulsi Kunafah, a sweet, gooey treat that has been drawing crowds with its blend of crispy pastry and ...

“Yes we heard the address but nobody here listens to Netanyahu,” said Yusuf Habbal, 31, as he cut pieces of the traditional Lebanese sweet Kunafah in his shop in Tariq El Jdideh, a Sunni area.