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Kamā Date Molasses

$25.95

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Made by hand with nothing but Jordanian Medjools and water, this intense date molasses adds a deep sweetness to just about anything. Where other date molasses products overly rely on sugar and citric acid, this version is rich with the distinct caramel-like flavor of real dates. Its superior quality is thanks to Kama’s old-school methods: Rather than using mechanical extraction and filtration processes, their team of woman artisans make this molasses the way it’s been done for thousands of years. They boil plump, high-quality dates in water, then manually wring them through towels, squeezing out every last drop. That liquid is then boiled down until it’s thick and syrupy—the perfect viscosity for drizzling over yogurt, tahini, ice cream, grilled veggies, salads and seared meats or stirring into tea or latte. It’s like honey or maple syrup, but a bit more special—and thankfully, a little goes a long way.

Medjool Dates, Water

Net Weight: 12.3 ounces (350 grams)
Place of Origin: Jordan

Drizzle this sweet date molasses over yogurt, labneh or tahini for an instant dip, or add a spoonful to meat marinades in place of honey or sugar for a little extra complexity. You can also use it to boost the flavor of any recipe that calls for dates, like our Dappled Date Cake and Oven-Charred Broccoli with Dates and Toasted Almonds. Its depth and sweetness is a great match for charred veggies and meats; try drizzling some on our Soaked-and-Seared Eggplant Pita Pockets with Tomatoes and Tahini or your next steak.

Kamā Date Molasses

$25.95

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Meet Jallab, Ramadan’s Ultimate Refresher

While there’s no wrong way to use Kamā’s handcrafted date molasses, we hope you consider mixing up a frosty glass of jallab. This traditional drink consists of date (or grape) molasses and rosewater poured over lots of crushed ice, sometimes garnished with a sprinkle of raisins or pine nuts. Jallab is especially popular during Ramadan and hot summer days, as it’s sweet, complex, refreshing and dead simple to make.