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Small Ramadan Nights Basket

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$201.5 $325 In stock

The Small Ramadan Nights Basket is a luxurious gift hamper that includes a medium box filled with pecan caramel , stuffed majdool dates and date maamoul . A small acrylic ramadan essential box with plain apricot, Turkish fig and plain dates. Additionally a mini ramadan giveaway box filled with 3 limited edition chocolates, a pouch filled with 2 printed chocolate bites and a golden ramadan lantern. All of which is gift wrapped perfectly for corporates or private gifting

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

The pecan caramel was the surprise hit in this box — richer than I expected from a gift basket. The date maamoul stayed soft and fresh too, and the little acrylic essential box is handy for keeping prayer beads tidy.

Edward K. ★★★★★

The stuffed majdool dates alone are worth it—so rich and soft—but the pecan caramels stole the show for me. Everything arrived neatly packed in the two boxes, making it feel like a proper gift even though I bought it for myself.

Andrew H. ★★★★★

The acrylic essentials box is a nice touch—it’s sturdy enough to reuse after the dates are gone. I packed the stuffed medjools for iftar and they were soft and rich, and the maamoul held up perfectly without crumbling.