Znoud el sits Delicious Lebanese sweets 

You can never pass by any Arabic sweets shop in Lebanon without spotting a tray of Znoud el sit on the display. These delicious sweet rolls are popular for many in Lebanon and the Levant region. And many indulge in devouring this roll of Ashta cream, fried and dipped in sugar syrup with an incredible taste.

These Lebanese delights combine the crispy crust on the outside, and the smooth filling on the inside, giving you an incredible delight as you devour them. They define happiness when made at home.

What is znoud el sit?

Znoud el sit, known in the West as Lady's fingers, are fried crispy rolls made out of phyllo dough and filled with Ashta cream, a thick clotted cream.

Know the origin of znoud el sit:

The name Znoud el sit translates to a woman's upper arms in Arabic. The reason behind the name goes back probably to the shape of these rolls that resemble the nice arms of a lady.

Znoud el sit is extremely popular in the Middle East, mainly in Lebanon and Syria, where they originated from. However, you can find these sweets anywhere in the Levant, from Jordon to Iraq and even Armenia, especially during Ramadan.

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