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Saharkhiz Saffron Nabat – Persian Rock Candy & Tea Sweetener, Gem-Sized Crystals, 500g x3

Brand: Saharkhiz
€64.86
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Product Type
Rock Candy
Origin
Iran
Variety
Persian Nabat
Weight
1.50 kg (3.31 lb)
Delivery date
Oct 18 — Oct 25
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Saharkhiz Saffron Nabat – Persian Rock Candy & Tea Sweetener, Gem-Sized Crystals, 500g x3

Description

Saharkhiz Saffron Nabat features premium crystallized sugar infused with natural Iranian saffron, crafted into gem-sized pieces for an elegant and authentic experience. Perfect for sweetening tea, herbal infusions, or hot beverages, each piece delivers a pleasant aroma and delicate flavor. The saffron adds a subtle uplifting and soothing effect, making it ideal for daily enjoyment, special gatherings, or gift-giving. Packaged in a 500 g size, this product ensures freshness, high quality, and an authentic traditional taste that captures the essence of Iranian confectionery.

Specifications

Base Source Material

Pure sugar infused with natural Iranian saffron.

Dietary & Health Attributes

Premium crystallised sugar – no artificial additives.

Expiration Date

Check packaging for best before date.

Net Weight & Quantity

500g per container, total 1.5kg.

Packaging Type & Form

Convenient 3-pack of 500g containers – ideal for daily use.

Additional information

Weight 1500 g
Product Type

Rock Candy

Origin

Iran

Form

Rock Candy

Unit pricing base measure

100 g

Unit pricing measure

1500 g

Multipack

3

Variety

Persian Nabat

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