In front of a small stand selling “Awameh” and “Mushabak” in the town of Muzayrib in Daraa’s western countryside, and after being urged by her daughter, Salam al-Mohammad took out 5000 Syrian pounds from her bag, requesting half a kilogram of “Awameh” from the seller, only to receive a small quantity that would not be enough for her family at home. Al-Mohammad, 30 years old, settled for buying an ounce (250 grams) of “Awameh” after being surprised by its high price. She said, “Awameh and Mushabak, which have always been the desserts of the poor, are now among the most expensive sweets. They have joined the list of desserts becoming luxuries for most people.” The prices of “Awameh” and “Musha
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