Carrot Murabba

$329.34 ~~$499~~ In stock

Haramain Foods' Carrot Murabba (Gajar ka Murabba) is a traditional Pakistani sweet preserve made from fresh, tender carrots slow-cooked in pure sugar syrup with aromatic spices. A beloved Sunnah-inspired remedy, Carrot Murabba is rich in beta-carotene, vitamin A and natural antioxidants that support eye health, boost immunity and improve skin complexion. It aids digestion, strengthens the liver and provides a natural energy boost. Enjoy it as a wholesome breakfast accompaniment, a healthy dessert or a traditional remedy — 100% natural, pure and free from artificial colours or preservatives. Order online in Pakistan with fast delivery.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Samuel ★★★★★ Sep 10, 2026

The sugar syrup is thick and spiced just right, not overly sweet like some jars I've tried. I've been having a spoonful with my morning paratha and it tastes homemade.

Lucy X. ★★★★★ Sep 9, 2026

The carrots are tender without turning mushy, and the spice blend comes through just enough to keep the sweetness interesting. I’ve been having a spoonful after dinner each night, and the jar’s already half gone.

Harper ★★★★★ Sep 8, 2026

The syrup is thick and clinging just the way I remember from my grandmother’s kitchen, and the carrots keep a soft, tender bite instead of turning mushy. I’ve been having a spoonful after lunch with warm water and it’s genuinely comforting, not cloyingly sweet.