Al Masnoon Yemeni Dakhoon - 100 gms
Description :
- Yemen, was famous for making, preparing and marketing incense, then exporting it and passing it on to generations since ancient times.
- It was one of the main ways of preparing bukhoor in the countries overlooking the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.
- The demand for Adani Bakhoor is increasing in the Arab Gulf countries, as well as Sudan, Eritrea and Ethiopia.
- The method of making Adeni bukhoor is based on mixing and grinding the following materials, which are perfume, boiled sugar, agarwood, water, rose oil, musk, grape oud, perfume, musk, amber, tannins, sugar and myrrh.
- These are ground to form a powder. After that, these ingredients are cooked on low heat for a period of 20-30 minutes, then divided into small pieces and the mixture is transferred to metal or plastic molds under the air covered with tin casing until it turns into a solid substance.
Note: The item is guaranteed to be authentic. Product images are purely illustrative. Images/packaging/labels may vary from time to time due to changes in the manufacturing batch and location of the manufacturer. The product description is provided solely for informational purposes and may include additional ingredients.
Al Masnoon Yemeni Dakhoon - 100 gms
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Al Masnoon Yemeni Dakhoon - 100 gms
Description :
- Yemen, was famous for making, preparing and marketing incense, then exporting it and passing it on to generations since ancient times.
- It was one of the main ways of preparing bukhoor in the countries overlooking the Red Sea and the Mediterranean Sea.
- The demand for Adani Bakhoor is increasing in the Arab Gulf countries, as well as Sudan, Eritrea and Ethiopia.
- The method of making Adeni bukhoor is based on mixing and grinding the following materials, which are perfume, boiled sugar, agarwood, water, rose oil, musk, grape oud, perfume, musk, amber, tannins, sugar and myrrh.
- These are ground to form a powder. After that, these ingredients are cooked on low heat for a period of 20-30 minutes, then divided into small pieces and the mixture is transferred to metal or plastic molds under the air covered with tin casing until it turns into a solid substance.
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