Al Nakhla Finest Halawa Plain from Halwani in a 1 kg blue tub, for breakfast with coffee and bread, yoghurt bowls and Ramadan tables.
The tub is a bright royal blue oval with a gold rim around the lid, the brand Al Nakhla in large gold Arabic letters with the English name beneath, a small palm-tree emblem at the top and the words Finest Halawa Plain around the edge. The lid gives the weight as 1 kg, and the nutrition panel carries the Halwani web address. The gallery shows two serving ideas: crumbly golden blocks of halawa beside a cup of black coffee, and broken pieces scattered over a bowl of thick yoghurt with raspberries and blueberries. As general background, halva is a confection found across North Africa, the Balkans, West and South Asia and the Levant, and the name covers a broad variety of recipes. Plain halawa is typically the everyday breakfast version, without pistachio or chocolate. Commonly, families serve it with warm bread and tea at breakfast and suhoor, cafes crumble it over yoghurt and ice cream, and bakers fold it into cookies and swirl it through brownies. The oval tub also stacks neatly on a pantry shelf. Cut it with a dry knife, and press the lid on firmly after each use so it stays crumbly.
