Name: Mirzam Khabeesa (w/ Dates & Spiced Biscuits) 62%
Brand: Mirzam
SKU: MIR-31200
Price: 13.5 CAD
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Mirzam Khabeesa (w/ Dates & Spiced Biscuits) 62%

Origine du cacao : Ghana
Pays producteur : United Arab Emirates
Poids : 70 g

Khabeesa is a traditional Middle Eastern breakfast dish, enjoyed for centuries, especially during Eid. Made from semolina flour, oil, and aromatic spices, it’s deeply rooted in the region’s culinary history. This bar reimagines Khabeesa in biscuit form, paired with dates, which have been a staple in Emirati and Middle Eastern cooking for millennia. The result is instantly loveable. The biscuits provide a delightful crunch, with the rich presence of cardamom shining through, offering a warm, aromatic depth. Cinnamon adds another layer of warmth, beautifully complementing the smooth, textbook chocolate flavours. Sweet, savoury, spicy, lightly bitter, and with just a pinch of salt in some bites, this bar is a perfect balance of everything.

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Mirzam Khabeesa (w/ Dates & Spiced Biscuits) 62%

$13.50

Mirzam, based in Dubai, is an homage to the ancient Silk Road and the rich gastronomic heritage of the Middle East. Each chocolate crafted by Mirzam tells a story of the region's culinary history, blending traditional flavours with single origin chocolates and ingredients sourced from throughout Asia, Africa, and India. Their concept – that each bar is a cultural as well as sensory adventure – is exactly in line with what you’re trying to accomplish with Milou. Mirzam also features beautiful packaging inspired by the diverse histories, architecture, and cultures of the ancient Spice Route. If you’re the creative type, Mirzam works with independent artists and accepts portfolios or art submissions, so don’t hesitate to drop them a line!

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Located in southern Ghana, the Ashanti Region is predominantly covered by lush tropical rainforests, including vast cocoa farms. As the most populous and one of the largest regions in Ghana, it spans over 24,000 square kilometers, making up about 10% of the country’s total land area. Ashanti is rich in natural resources like gold and cocoa, and its economy thrives on agriculture, mining, and the service sector. The region’s capital, Kumasi, once the heart of the powerful Ashanti Empire, is home to key landmarks such as the Manhyia Palace and Kejetia Market, one of Africa's largest open-air markets. Ashanti is also famous for its vibrant kente cloth, woven with intricate patterns and still a proud symbol of the region's cultural heritage.

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