Somewhere to Forget (Chabamochi) Book by Samantha Soto Yambao (Farsi)
Additional information
| Weight | 600 g |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Brittles |
| Flavour | Sweet |
| Variety | Persian Sohan Asali |
| Origin | Iran |
| Regional Origin | Isfahan |
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Experience the unique taste of Isfahan Sohan Asali with Sesame, a delightful twist on the traditional Iranian honey brittle sweet. This confection has a texture similar to “Polaki” but retains the authentic ingredients of classic Sohan Asali. Instead of nuts like almonds or pistachios, it features crunchy sesame seeds, giving it a distinct aroma and a nutty, toasty flavor that perfectly complements the sweetness of honey and saffron.
Handcrafted in Isfahan with premium honey, saffron, butter, and sesame, this sweet embodies the essence of Persian confectionery artistry. Its crisp and light texture makes it a perfect companion to tea, a thoughtful gift, or a treat for yourself. Enjoy the authentic flavor of Isfahan’s Sohan Asali with Sesame—a delicious balance of tradition, simplicity, and taste that captures the soul of Iranian sweets.
| Flavor & Ingredients | A sweet and nutty flavor with the rich taste of sesame, honey, and saffron. |
|---|---|
| Dessert Type & Category | Isfahan Sohan Asali with sesame – a traditional honey and saffron brittle sweet. |
| Packaging Type & Size | Includes 2 packs totaling 600g, perfect for gifting. |
| Serving Suggestion & Occasion | A classic Persian confection, ideal for enjoying with tea or gifting. |
| Allergen Information | Contains sesame and wheat. An authentic Isfahan confectionery. |
| Weight | 600 g |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Brittles |
| Flavour | Sweet |
| Variety | Persian Sohan Asali |
| Origin | Iran |
| Regional Origin | Isfahan |
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