Most people feel more thirsty than hungry when breaking their fast in Ramadan, the holy month in which millions of Muslims fast from dawn to sunset. Just like some savory dishes and desserts are considered Ramadan specials, some drinks, too, are staples throughout the month. As the holy month is just around the corner, these are some cold traditional beverages that will keep you hydrated and ease your fast. Whether you’d like to buy them readymade from street vendors or supermarkets, or you want to make your own at home, they are a must-try during Ramadan. Amar El Deen A traditional drink that’s usually forgotten until the month of Ramadan arrives, Amar El Deen is a refreshing cold apricot nectar, and one of the most popular Ramadan beverages in Egypt. Due to its sugary taste and ingredients that help in digestion, it is often an ideal starter for breaking one’s fast before food. To prepare: Soak the dried apricot in water overnight, then blend with water and sugar until there are no lumps. Refrigerate, and pour into glasses to serve. If you like apricots, this will be your favorite…
Quench Your Thirst With the Most Popular Ramadan Beverages in Egypt
March 14, 2022
