Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Brownie Cake – 14.1 oz | Rich, Moist Dessert with Premium Pistachios | Handmade Luxury Gift Treat

I'm relatively new to the Dubai chocolate game, but trust me when I say that this Dubai chocolate brownie spread is out of this world delicious. It's a 14 ounce can of chocolate pistachio goodness. When I opened the container, I was greeted with a paper/cardboard seal, and then an aluminum seal underneath it, so this product is packaged really well for freshness and safety.Upon opening it, you can see there's a little mini cookie/brownie on top of the kataifi layer. Beneath the kataifi are layers of delicious pistachio cream, another small brownie layer (as far as I can tell) and then hazelnut cream at the bottom. It's such a rich, creamy, indulgent dessert. I topped the cookie/brownie piece with a forkful of the spread, and it was heavenly - the brownie is dense and fudgy, and pairs really well with the light, creaminess of the pistachio and hazelnut layers, and the kataifi provides a nice crunch to it.Because it's so rich and dense, a little of it goes a long way - I only had 3-4 forkfuls of it and I was stuffed, so you can get multiple servings out of this. Granted, it's still going to disappear pretty quickly, because I can't get enough of it. Though it's on the pricier side, I feel like the value you get from it is pretty decent given how filling it is.Overall, it's a really inventive new take on the Dubai chocolate trend. I'm strongly considering buying these as gifts for people during the holidays, because it's just that good. I tried a regular Dubai chocolate bar from this same brand, and don't get me wrong, it was amazing. But this spread is a whole new level of desserty goodness, and I foresee myself ordering more in the future. Really looking forward to trying more items from this brand!

I don't quite understand why this product is acting like it's a brownie/cake in a jar in all of its product descriptions - really, it's a layered chocolate nut spread, with some (fun) accent bits to tie in to the current Dubai chocolate trend. I personally don't feel like it's a treat to be eaten by the jarful on its own, but more an accent topping or swirl for ice cream, toast, or a croissant.The brownie aspect of this is a round puck of a chocolate cookie, sitting on top of the kunafa shreds. I wasn't really a fan of the cookie/brownie, and found it a bit excessive.The kunafa phyllo is fun on top. It's a bit dry if you get a big mouthful of it on its own, but it provides a nice additional texture when combined with the creaminess of the pistachio cream layer and the chocolate hazelnut layer.The pistachio cream layer doesn't have a strong pistachio taste to me. It all blends together a bit and really just feels like a trendy twist on a classic hazelnut spread. There's nothing wrong with that, and variety is fun, but I'm not blown away.This is a fun little spread to add to a snack, but I'm not going to sit and eat it straight out of the jar. I found the brownie/cookie to be a bit silly. This is honestly more of a 3.5 star food for me, since I feel like the fun phyllo shreds mostly make it more difficult to spread, and I would probably already be spreading it on a pastry, so it becomes redundant - but I know food preferences are very personal, so this could be someone else's new favorite - it's just not mine. I'll slowly enjoy this jar, but personally wouldn't repurchase it.

Omg so yummy. Delicious doesn't even begin to describe it. The instant it was delivered, I had to dip in and try it. It was so hard to wait till my husband got off of work lol. It looks just like the picture. And even in hot Florida here, though it shifted a little bit in the container, the top was perfectly formed and ready to dip into.The lid was on tight, the jar is solid. There was also a cardboard insert to keep the lid airtight, and an aluminum seal below that to ensure freshness. Above that it was wrapped in plastic, and well packaged which lets me know the Maker wants to deliver a solid product just as described, which I appreciate.I took photos and videos when I opened it in order to send my husband while he was wrapping up his shift and to tease him, pretending I was dipping into it early. He was getting so jealous lol. We've both been seeing the videos all over online, and while we have had pistachio butter before, this takes it to a new level.The chocolate bars are one thing, this, you can actually use it in different forms and create different desserts with it as a base or topper that looks nice and tastes amazing.So we've already got the idea to put little scoops on top of sugar cookies, wafers, and other sweet crispy treats. It definitely makes a nice dessert on its own by the spoonful after a meal, but it really shines as a compliment to other dessert dishes and makes them more unique.The smell is wonderful, you can tell everything is fresh by the smell and the color. The crispy bits were a great touch and had the right amount of crispy and chewiness to make it feel fulfilling but also feel light and fluffy when you're eating it so it doesn't feel like a super dense and having dessert.I really like the little touch on top that's a cookie type brownie, that was the first thing we dipped into the rest. We are treating it like a seven layer dip and going straight to the bottom with scoops that we can put on top of stuff, but theoretically after you eat the top cookie type brownie part, you could swirl it or do something else for a different type of presentation if you'd prefer. either way it's going to blow you away with flavor and impress all your guests. Assuming you don't eat it all first lol.I'm glad I went with this instead of the standard Dubai chocolate bar, that just doesn't seem like something you can do anything additional with, it seems like a little snack that is just overpriced. This is a way better value and way of tasting the dessert, and also sharing it in other nice dishes and not all just using your hands and pulling off pieces from the same candy bar which just feels wrong as an adult.So if you like Dubai chocolate, and are ready for something a little fancier and looking for ways to incorporate it into hosting a holiday party, or bringing into a work festivity, you'll definitely want to scoop this up. I am greatly impressed, and my husband has already made it halfway through the jar lol, so seems like he gives his thumbs up as well