Date, famous as a paradisal fruit, is consumed widely among Muslims in Ramadan. There is a growing appeal for both dried dates and fresh dates during Ramadan, causing date as the most consumed fruit in this month. Muslims globally buy kilos worth of dates for their homes in Ramadan. This staple food is known as…
Date’s cultivation relates back as far as 7000 BC in Middle Eastern countries. Date is considered as a staple food especially among Muslim people as it is full of vitamin A, thiamine and complex of vitamin B, vitamin C, vitamin E, vitamin K, as well as minerals including calcium, iron, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, sodium…
Adding date syrup in foodstuff’s formula not only improves the nutritional properties of food but also is a good substitute for white sugar and even other sweeteners. Date syrup is one of the most valuable secondary products of dates, full of natural sugars like Fructose and Glucose. Physiologically Fructose doesn’t need insulin to be absorbed;…
