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In Rawalpindi, a Partition-era sweet shop brings Eid crowds back each year

  • Fourth-generation family shop founded by migrant in 1947 prides itself on using traditional sweet recipes
  • Pistachio barfi and ras malai are among top choices of Eid shoppers coming buy sweets for gifting and serving 
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Skyrocketing dessert prices deprive Lebanese children of a sweet Eid

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Why Nablus is known as Palestine's capital of sweet treats

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Lebanon’s Ramadan sweet makers latest to take aim at beleaguered central bank governor

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Lebanon’s economic crisis takes Ramadan sweets off the table

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Syria’s famed sweets bringing smiles once again

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Sweetening the deal? Traditional Arabic desserts get revamped

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