Description
A cooking and everyday date rather than a lesser one. Semi-dry and buttery, closer to a dried apricot than to a Medjool. It holds its shape in a kheer where a soft date dissolves.

Golden, firm and only lightly sweet, with a nutty finish.
A cooking and everyday date rather than a lesser one. Semi-dry and buttery, closer to a dried apricot than to a Medjool. It holds its shape in a kheer where a soft date dissolves.
| Weight | 200 g, 500 g |
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Best forCooking and baking, and eating in quantity without the sugar hit.
Batch ZHD-26-08 · sealed at packing
Notes
A cooking and everyday date rather than a lesser one. Semi-dry and buttery, closer to a dried apricot than to a Medjool. It holds its shape in a kheer where a soft date dissolves.
Cooking and baking, and eating in quantity without the sugar hit.
Cool and dry. The most forgiving of the six. No refrigeration needed.
Questions
Every pack carries a batch code and a harvest year, and the grade sheet above is written against that specific batch. If what arrives does not match the count per kilo or the moisture we published, send it back and we will refund it.
This variety is grown in Basra, Iraq. We publish the growing region rather than just the country, because a country name tells you almost nothing about a date.
Cool and dry. The most forgiving of the six. No refrigeration needed.
At a count of 130 – 160 per kilo, a 500 g pack holds roughly half that number. Counting them once is the easiest check you can do at home.
Tell us within seven days and we will exchange it, unopened, at our cost. Choosing between six varieties from a screen is genuinely hard.
Yes, across Pakistan. Cash on delivery is available nationwide, and paying by bank transfer, Easypaisa or JazzCash carries a discount.
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