Habibah — Sweets of Jordan
Est. 1951

A family legacy since 1951

The taste of Amman, boxed like a gift.

Three generations of hand-poured baklava, maamoul, and gilded confections — made in small batches, sealed with care, and meant to be opened slowly.

Assorted Jordanian baklava and maamoul in an ornate gold-rimmed gift box

70+ yrs

of continuous craft in every batch

3

generations of family recipes

Baklava topped with crushed pistachio and edible gold leaf

Hand-finished with crushed pistachio and edible gold, the way our grandmother insisted.

The heritage strip

1951

A single Amman shop begins pouring baklava by hand.

1978

The family recipe book is bound and passed down intact.

Today

The craft travels in a gift box, opening new tables abroad.

Franchising

Partner track
  1. 01

    Express interest

    Share your city and retail space.

  2. 02

    Taste & align

    Sample the range, review the playbook.

  3. 03

    Open your shop

    Train, fit out, and launch with support.

Say hello

Every box begins with a conversation.