Mesir Paste Jar 400 GR

Ottoman Sultan Yavuz Sultan Selim's wife, spectacular SI ley history as the man Hafsa Sultan Suleiman the Magnificent's mother falls ill while on a break in Manisa. Merkez Efendi, who was brought to the head of the Sultan Mosque Madrasa built by the Sultan, who could not find a cure for his illness, prepares a paste consisting of a mixture of bikri and spices. This paste, prepared by mixing 41 kinds of spices, heals Hafsa Sultan. This miraculous mixture will then be given to the patients and cure them.

Benefits of Manisa Mesir Paste

According to the report of Celal Bayar University, Mesir Paste "has appetizing, carminative, energizing, diuretic, fatigue-relieving, hormone-moving effects. According to some beliefs among the people;

Whoever eats this paste, no poisonous animal will sting during that year.

· Even seriously ill patients better eat on Nowruz day.

· Young girls of wedding dress age who eat the paste get married in that year.

Whoever eats the paste is protected from all diseases during that year.

It is believed to increase sexual strength.

· Those who do not have children believe that their wishes will come true if they buy it.

It is good for children's diseases.

Some Herbs and Spices Used in the Preparation of Mesir Paste

Cinnamon, Black Pepper, Allspice, Cloves, Nigella sativa, Mustard seeds, Anise, Coriander, Ginger, Turmeric, Coconut, Fennel, Kebab, Cassia, Yellowhalile, Vanilla, Millet fulful, Cardamom, Galangal, Cucumber, Saffron, Cumin, Rosehip , Licorice honey, Zulumba, Lemon peel, Orange peel, Thistle seed, Flaxseed, Carob, Poppy, Nettle seed, White pepper, Grape seed, Chasteberry seed, Dried rosemary, Heather leaf, Melissa herb, Black cumin, Hibiscus

How is it consumed?

It can be drunk by mixing it with hot water or hot milk.

You can use mesir paste instead of sugar while drinking tea.

You can also eat spoonfuls instead of dessert.