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Launching the “Manouche Box”
Despite the chaotic situation in the country and the negative vibes that are prevailing, new
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Food and Roots: A New Lebanese Retail Brand Empowering Rural Communities and Offering Unique Food Products
Contributing writer: Maha El Solh Food and Roots is a new innovative and socially-engaged brand
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Makdous: A Healthy Pickled Delight
Contributing writer: Jameel Dabbagh An ancient culinary delight, the roots of makdous stem from Syria
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Making a Difference During the Holidays
Due to the many socio-economic challenges that Lebanon is facing, the holidays are still a
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The Heritage Guardians: Lina Haddad Tomato Paste Producer
Known for its abundant tomatoes, Kherbet Qanafar in West Bekaa produces some of the tastiest
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Grape Molasses Season!
Contributing writer: Petra Chedid Grape molasses is an ancient food in the Mediterranean region, known
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Super Healthy Meshmoush!
Contributing writer: Yasmina OLABI, Licensed Dietitian The unique agricultural nature of the Lebanese land and
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Rose Petal Jam
Rose petal jam is used mainly in pastry. It adds a sweet taste to your
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The everlasting love story with Rosa Damascena
Contributing writer: Camille CESBRON, Food Anthropologist Rosa damascena mill L, commonly known as Damask rose is
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The importance of Mouneh provisioning in Lebanon
Contributing writer: Camille CESBRON, Food Anthropologist As we are all concentrating on essentials, food seems to
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