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One of Beirut's oldest confectioners, Amal Bohsali has been making traditional Lebanese sweets since 1878, when the family opened its first shop on Martyrs' Square. Today its counters brim with honey-soaked baklava, semolina maamoul, knefeh and Arabic ice cream. The Ras Beirut branch is a go-to for holiday gift boxes and after-dinner treats.
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