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9 Traditional Sweets Eaten On Eid
Here are some traditional Eid sweets without which thee festivities are of no use. As Eid 2024 is around the corner, they are known to have some amazing and delicious desserts on the iftaari plate.
Mango Custard: Mango pulp seamlessly replaces fresh fruit during off-seasons
Bakalava: The dish still remains a big part of Ramadan and Eid al-Fitr
Sweet Samosas: Phyllo dough is shaped into triangular pockets and then stuffed with a sweet filling
Kanafeh: It’s served with a drizzle of fragrant sugar syrup
Vermicelli: Many families enjoy saviya right after Eid prayer for brunch or breakfast
Stuffed Dates: For Eid al-Fitr, many people prefer to dress them up with stuffings
Butter Cookies: Vanilla, chocolate, lemon are just a sampling of butter cookie flavors enjoyed on Eid al-Fitr
Agar Agar Pudding: Families often share this unique dessert as part of their joyous Eid festivities
Sweet Porridge: It’s traditionally consumed right after returning home from Eid prayer