دراهم خيار محشي

The barcode 8692513256320 is associated with the product "دراهم خيار محشي" (transliterated as "Dahram Khiyar Mahshi", meaning "Stuffed Cucumber Coins" in Arabic). This is a traditional Middle Eastern or Persian confectionery item, typically made from thin layers of cucumber or eggplant (or sometimes potato) that are stuffed with a sweet, spiced filling (often containing nuts, sugar, and sometimes rosewater or citrus zest). The final product is cut into small, coin-shaped pieces and coated in sugar or a light syrup.

Key Details:

1. Product Type:

   • Stuffed Vegetable Coins (a type of Mahshi, meaning "stuffed" in Arabic).
   • Commonly found in Middle Eastern, Persian, or South Asian markets, often sold as a sweet snack or dessert.

2. Possible Variations:

   • The filling may include ingredients like pistachios, almonds, raisins, cinnamon, or cardamom.
   • Some versions may contain eggplant or potato instead of cucumber.
   • The sugar coating can be plain or flavored (e.g., with rosewater or orange blossom).

3. Nutritional & Health Considerations:

   • High in sugar (due to the syrup coating and sweet filling).
   • Moderate in calories (varies by size; typically ~50–100 kcal per small serving).
   • May contain nuts (a choking hazard for young children).
   • Potential allergens: Nuts (if present), sometimes dairy (if filling includes ghee or milk powder).
   • Not a balanced snack—high in refined sugar and carbohydrates, low in protein/fiber.