Produced in Iran (Isfahan)
Gaz Type: Pistachio Gaz
Wooden Box and Handmade Embroidery
32 pieces in a pack
Calories: 380 cal per 100 gr
Net Weight: 400 grams (14.10 ounce)
Mozaffari Pistachio Nougat Ta-1391 is one of the most popular products in this collection. A combination of Isfahan pistachio Gaz and hand-embroidered art has doubled the appeal of this product as a unique gift and souvenir.
The 40% pistachio nuts include glucose, sugar, egg whites, vegetable extracts, honey, mangosteen, rose water, vegetable additives, and water. Mozaffari handmade wooden boxes decorated with hand-embroidered numbered flowers bring you the most authentic flavors such as Iranian authenticity and the most beautiful memories such as the art of flower embroidery. The box of hand-embroidered gift boxes made of Russian wood with dimensions of 8x17x27 in three hand-embroidered flower designs inside the box is lined with velvet in two colors, crimson and green. It has a high-quality velvet interior and a hand-embroidered flower pattern on the door, which makes it both a snack box for the reception table and a jewelry box.
Gaz is the most prominent symbol of the confectionery art of Isfahan city, where you can see many characteristics of the city's creations. Chemical additives such as dyes, essential oils, and preservatives are not used to produce this sweet, so it is free of all the harm they can cause (even in limited quantities). Aside from that, it is rich in properties due to its various herbal additives, each with different proven properties. As a result, Gaz can be considered the best candy for all ages, especially children.
Gaz should be stored in a dry and cool place. The best way to buy Mozffari Nougat is according to consumption. But if you want to keep Gaz for a long time, put each package in a plastic bag before opening the cover on the box, pack it so that the ambient air does not enter it, and put it in the freezer. You can store Gaz for up to one year. It is preferable to store Gaz in a room without heating devices in the winter season.
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