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foreign visitors a slightly sweetened version. The tea usually

drunk in Palestine is, in turn, very sugary and is often

complemented with tasty “marramiyye” (meaning “sage”).

Don't be surprised if you are invited to a local's home for home

cooked meal or dessert, as well. Say yes! You will be lucky enough

to try the very popular and exceptionally tasty

traditional rice dish of “Maqluba”, which in Arabic means “upside

down” and refers to the way this meal is being prepared.

The dessert, however, will probably be the well-renounced

Palestinian (Nabulsi) Knafeh.