Sagai is a traditional date variety originating from the Arabian Peninsula and it's especially popular in Saudi Arabia. These dates are famous for their two-toned color – at the tip, they are golden and dry, while the rest of the body is brown and soft.
The flavor is mildly sweet, while the unique texture is both crunchy and soft. The demand for these dates is especially high during Ramadan and Eid. The consumption of sagai dates helps in relieving constipation and it's beneficial to curing hangovers and overcoming sexual disorders.
Sukkary is a traditional Arabian date variety originating from the Al Qassim area. These are among the sweetest and softest variety of dates, often described as melt-in-the-mouth soft dates. Their color is golden, while the flavor is sweet and juicy.
When dried, the dates become chewy and even sweeter, and there is some crunchiness near the stem. Sukkary dates are packed with energy, natural sugars, fiber, minerals, and vitamins. They're often referred to as royal dates due to their natural sweetness and golden color.
Rabbi dates are elongated, oval-shaped dates that are reddish-black in color and come from Iran, where they're mostly grown in the Sistan and Baluchestan province. They are semi-dry dates and will keep for a long time due to their low moisture levels.
Rabbi dates are considered one of the oldest dates and are also grown in Kerman province and Pakistan. As is the case with most dates, this variety is also used in the preparation of desserts or as a sweetener in dishes and is rich in minerals, vitamins, and antioxidants.
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