Eid gift boxes and pastries

Eid is prepared in advance, and sweets hold a particular place in it: what you give on a visit matters as much as what you serve at home.

The box you give

A visiting box has to fit in one hand, travel upright and still look presentable after three stops.

A mixed assortment — chocolate on one side, Tunisian pastries on the other — is the safest choice when you do not know the household’s tastes.

At home the logic reverses: you need quantity, visual impact, and pieces that hold for hours in the open air.

Baklava and makroudh do that far better than cream-filled pieces, which are best brought out at the last minute.

Boxes and platters are ordered in store or by phone, so we can confirm the format and collection time with you.

Dry pieces such as baklava and makroudh keep for several days in an airtight box away from humidity. Cream-filled pieces are for the same day.