'Cheesy' Ramadan desserts you can have even when it's not Ramadan

Though ashta seems to be well beyond popular as a dessert choice around the Arab world, cheese is strongly standing its ground.

Associated with every Ramadan are massive family feasts over iftar, and nothing says pièce de résistance like the sweets and desserts that decorate the tables.

Every Ramadan, the limelight is shed on cheesy desserts... for all the good reasons. Thankfully, we can still have these desserts outside of the holy month.

Delve into this saliva-inducing experience with these royal Arabic cheese-filled dessert photos taken with the newest Samsung Galaxy S9+ camera.

Ramadan or not, your life is empty and cold if Kunafa isn't part of your diet. 

Enjoy it hot and in bread or simply with sugar syrup in a plate, you just can't miss out on that cheesy pull when the pastry chef is ready to serve you heaven on a dish.

The name itself triggers your glands and stomach, so how about taking a good look at the beauty of Halawit El Jeben?

 To add to that, it's a Ramadan iftar essential.

Should we call them the Arabic pancakes? Are we allowed to say that? Has someone else titled Qatayif as such?

Regardless of this debate, cheesy Qatayif drizzled with sugar syrup is goodness, happiness, and all the Ramadan feels in one bite... or a dozen more.

This Egyptian pastry is very simple, yet extremely delicious. The layered pastry can be filled with honey, halawa, jam, or even minced meat... but the best option would be cheese. 

Oh yes, lots and lots of cheese!

Yes... just, yes.

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