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Where to find the viral Dubai chocolate trend in Asheville

You don’t have to hop on a plane to satisfy your sweet tooth — here’s where to try the internet-famous Dubai chocolate in the Land of the Sky.

cups of dubai chocolate strawberries and chocolate bars

Feast your eyes on these beautiful goodies from Asheville Sweets (the unofficial queen of Dubai chocolate in Asheville).

Photo via Asheville Sweets

It’s been circulating the internet since last summer, and now the Dubai chocolate craze has reached AVL.

If you haven’t heard of this trendy treat, it’s a chocolate bar filled with creamy pistachio and knafeh — a pastry dough layered with cheese and soaked in a sugar-based syrup. Here’s where you can find it around the Land of the Sky — and some sweet spins on the trend:

Asheville Sweets | Crunch on the nutty chocolate bar or indulge in one of the showstopping Dubai strawberry cups with layered strawberries, crispy kataifi dough, pistachio cream, and melted chocolate — send a DM to the shop on Instagram order.

Potential New Boyfriend | The hip dessert bar boats a “Summer in Dubai” sundae with vegan pistachio ice cream, roasted strawberries, and kataif crunch.

Baked Pie Company | The pie shop just debuted an absolutely luscious-looking Dubai Chocolate Strawberry pie painted with pistachio cream.

Conjure Craft Chocolate | The bean-to-bar chocolate shop will have the crunchy sweet treat available at the North Asheville Tailgate Market this Saturday, May, 3.

If you see one of the Dubai chocolate-inspired treats on special at a local spot, grab it because they go fast. Old Europe debuted Dubai chocolate macarons, and Beradu in Black Mountain sliced up a decadent devil’s food and pistachio cake from Seven’s Bakehouse.

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