Dubai Bite Two Pack

Our Dubai Bar Bites pack a major flavor punch in a tiny package!

We blend crispy Kadayif pastry with pistachio butter to make a uniquely crunchy Dubai-style filling. Once it has achieved the perfect consistency, we sandwich a generous portion between two pieces of luxurious milk chocolate to give these bites the perfect combination of rich, nutty flavor and exotic mouthfeel.

Find out what the flavor hype is all about with our Dubai Bar Bites, now available in a convenient two-bite pack!

Please note that our Dubai Bites are truly bite-sized. The 2-bite package weighs 1oz and measures approximately 1.25 x 2.75 x .75 inches.

FAQs:

1. What is Dubai chocolate? Dubai chocolate is a style of chocolate characterized by combining a milk chocolate shell, pistachio cream (sometimes with tahini), and shredded phyllo (AKA filo/kataifi/khadayif) pastry dough. It was invented in 2021.
2. Why is it called Dubai chocolate? It was invented in Dubai.
3. Why did it become so popular? The reactions of social media influencers initially drove the trend. Videos of their reactions, the unusual appearance of the chocolate itself, and the pronounced "crunch" sounds in the videos all fueled the initial push for the chocolate, and the term “Dubai chocolate” stuck. Once the NYTimes picked the trend up, Dubai Chocolate was destined to become a cultural icon everywhere.
4. What is the best way to store and/or travel with Dubai Bites?
   • Keep it cool, especially when travelling.
   • The pastry texture suffers if melted and then re-solidified.
   • Store it in a firm box to protect the shell.
   • Consume it at room temperature for the best flavor release.

   Following these recommendations will help retain the texture and flavor of your Dubai Bites.

5. Can you ship Dubai chocolate? Yes! We can ship our Dubai Bites, although during warmer temperatures they will require ice.
6. Does Dubai chocolate require refrigeration? No, our Dubai Bites can be held at room temperature in a cool, dark area. During warmer months, they may need refrigeration depending on how high the ambient temperature climbs.