Another year, another Ramadan filled with unusual desserts. It’s easy to spot the advertisements on various websites but no one can tell how good these desserts are unless they’re tried, and an honest opinion is shared. Curious about what you can taste on your very last chance to buy a dessert before Ramadan? Here’s a list of Egyptian Streets deems to be the best to most disappointing desserts tried this year. 1. La Poire’s Lotus and Oreo Kunafa S: At first glancing upon the La Poire Lotus and Oreo Konafa, I felt oddly excited and borderline uncomfortable. My favorite Ramadan delicacy, the konafa, was paired with two of my favorite biscuits, Lotus and Oreo, and yet; they did not seem as though they would flatter one another. However, since Ramadan in Egypt is about taking culinary risks, I had to try it. The Lotus Konafa was delicious. The sweetness of the Lotus creme paired with the crunchiness of the konafa faired well with one another. I especially enjoyed the caramel drizzle and the biscuit crumbles that were stashed inside every bite. The Oreo cake, however, was awkward to eat. The…
