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Worst Drink Ever for Ramadan | Licorice Root Drink Called Erk Sous
Worst Drink Ever for Ramadan | Licorice Root Drink Called Erk Sous Licorice root drink, known as "erk sous" in Egyptian culture, is a traditional beverage commonly enjoyed during Ramadan in Egypt and other parts of the Middle East. Known for its bold, earthy flavor and natural sweetness, it is often served to quench thirst and refresh after a long day of fasting. While beloved by many for its unique taste, Erk Sous is undeniably polarizing—some find it irresistible, while oth

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Mar 17, 20242 min read


Syrian Apricot Drink for Ramadan | Amar el Deen
Syrian Apricot Drink for Ramadan | Amar el Deen Amar el Deen, meaning "the moon of religion," is a beloved apricot drink that originated in Syria and quickly became a cherished tradition in Egyptian culture. This vibrant, tangy drink is made from apricot paste soaked and blended into a smooth, refreshing beverage. Its name reflects its importance in Islamic culture, as it is a staple during Ramadan, served to break the fast at sunset. Rich in natural sugars and nutrients, Ama

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Mar 10, 20242 min read
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