- The
Medjool date (Arabic: تمر المجهول -
tamar al-majhūl.
Tamar means 'date' and majhūl
means 'unknown', from جَهِلَ jahila, 'to not know') also known...
- 6–8 mm (1⁄4–5⁄16 in) thick.
Three main
cultivar groups exist: soft (e.g.,
Medjool); semi-dry (e.g.,
Deglet Noor), and dry (e.g., T****y).[citation needed]...
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include Deglet Noor,
originally of Algeria;
Zahidi and
Hallawi of Iraq;
Medjool of Morocco;
Mazafati of Iran. Most of the
information in the following...
- or
dried dates. Food
portal List of
stuffed dishes Devils on
horseback Medjool Kelly (2020-09-29). "Stuffed
Dates 8 Ways - Easy
Healthy Snack & Appetizers"...
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dollars in state-of-the-art
water technology to
boost its
production of
medjool dates. The
system is
based on the
utilization of wastewater.
Gilgal I,...
- 2007.
Rajasthan grows date palm
varieties like Barhee, Khuneji, Khalas,
Medjool, Khadravi,
Jamli and Sagai.
Rajasthan produced nearly 800
tonnes of date...
- and
bottom in
contrast with the
softer middle. It is
buttery and chewy.
Medjool dates and
chopped walnuts are
commonly added. It may also be
eaten with...
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sealed sandwiches in a "cloud"
shape using organic,
whole wheat bread;
medjool dates and monk
fruit for
sweetness rather than
refined sugar, and having...
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related to the
Hayani cultivar,
which originates in Egypt,
compared to
Medjool and
Barhee cultivars. In
addition to its
honoured place in the history...
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Africa and the
Middle East. The explorer,
Walter Swingle brought back six
medjool date
offshoots from a
Moroccan oasis;
these six
offshoot specimens "account...
