Fustany Team 
Do you feel bored with eating dates in the traditional way? Or do your children dislike them despite their nutritional value containing essential minerals and vitamins? Because dates are one of the important and staple foods in Ramadan. Today, you can break the routine and try different ways to enjoy dates with delicious flavors. So, we've selected 20 ways to eat dates that you will surely love.
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20 Delicious Ways to Enjoy Dates This Ramadan!
1. Dates with Yogurt
Yogurt is one of the essential foods in Ramadan, especially for suhoor. You can chop dates and add them to a cup of yogurt, enhancing its nutritional benefits.
2. Date Balls
One of the delicious sweets I tried for the first time at family gatherings last year. Prepare it by mixing pitted dates with 1/4 cup ground biscuits, 1/4 cup shredded coconut, 2 tablespoons butter, and 2 tablespoons milk. Knead until the mixture becomes cohesive. You can decorate it with grated coconut or ground nuts.
3. Date Salad
Prepare a traditional salad and add chopped dates to make it rich in the nutrients your family needs.
4. Dates with Milk
You can prepare date milkshake in Ramadan, a healthy drink for your children. Put dates with milk in a blender until it reaches a good consistency. No need to add sugar as its taste will already be sweet without any additions.
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5. Chocolate, Date, and Banana Smoothie
You can prepare this healthy drink at home by mixing a packet of chocolate drink mix with dates, banana slices, and blend until smooth.
6. Date Brownies
You can prepare some traditional desserts but with the addition of dates, like a brownie recipe. The preparation method is illustrated in the video.
7. Date with Caramel
Enjoy dates in a new way by preparing a delicious caramel sauce and covering the dates with it for a more delicious taste.
8. Creamy Date and Apple Smoothie
You can prepare the smoothie traditionally but with the addition of chopped dates and apple juice for a very delicious taste and creamy texture.
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9. Dates with Ice Cream
If you are an ice cream lover like me, you can prepare ice cream at home for your family and decorate it with date pieces.
10. Dates with Coffee
If you are someone who drinks a cup of coffee immediately after waking up, you can prepare it and eat dates alongside it. Or enjoy it with Arabic coffee.
11. Date Crepes
You can try a sweet crepe by filling it with delicious dates, creating a distinctive dessert without the need to buy it ready-made.
12. Dates with Oatmeal and Milk
If you follow a dietary plan and prefer a light suhoor like oatmeal with milk, you can add some dried fruits with chopped dates for higher nutritional value.
13. Dates with Khoshaf
One of the basic ways we always follow in Ramadan is preparing Khoshaf with dates in an easy and wonderful way as shown in the video.
14. Date Wraps
One of the ways you can use in salad recipes, you can wrap date pieces with lettuce in a delicious way and include them in the salad.
15. Date with Nutella
Are you a chocolate lover? Then there's nothing more delicious than eating dates covered with Nutella. Or try opening them, filling them with Nutella and nuts.
16. Date Cookies
Who doesn't love date cookies? Make them at home instead of buying them. Your children will love them, and you'll be sure of their quality and ingredients.
17. Fruit Salad with Dates
You can add dates to a fruit salad for a healthy and delicious recipe that everyone will love.
18. Stuffed Dates
You can eat dates in a non-traditional way by opening them, removing the pit, and then adding your favorite filling, such as nuts, peanut butter, or cream.
19. Decorating Kunafa with Dates
After preparing Kunafa in the traditional way, you can cut a few date pieces and decorate it with them.
20. Cocoa-covered Dates
If you have cocoa powder in your kitchen cabinet, sprinkle a bit of it over dates to enhance their flavor beyond the traditional way of eating.
