Corn cones
Also called أقماع الذرة
Ridged yellow cones that fit on your fingertips
About this product
Corn cones are a corn snack shaped like tiny horns, open at one end and pointed at the other. They are pale yellow with a fine ridged grid and small green and dark specks like seasoning. Light, hollow and fairly even in size, they nest into each other in the bowl like a heap of little trumpets.
Taste
The crunch is light and airy, each cone gives way easily, and the corn flavour comes through under the specks. Those green and dark flecks suggest dried herbs or spice and give each cone a faint aroma.
How to enjoy it
Kids, and plenty of adults, wear the cones on their fingertips before eating them. A regular on film nights, trips and car rides, and a good partner for pretzels when you want two kinds of crunch in one bowl.
How to store it
Close the bag every time, because open cones go soft quickly, and keep it away from heavy shopping; the cones crush easily.
Details
- Form
- Cones
| Energy | ~510 kcal |
|---|---|
| Fat | ~27 g |
| Carbohydrates | ~58 g |
| Fibre | ~1 g |
| Protein | ~6 g |
| Salt | ~2.6 g |
Source: USDA FoodData Central, plain extruded corn snacks; the split between carbohydrates and protein is estimated. Approximate figures from public sources, not a lab test of our goods.
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Where to find us
We have two branches, one in Muhajirin and one inside Target Market at Damaskino Mall, and we deliver in Damascus through BeeOrder. Before you come, call or send a WhatsApp message to check it’s in stock at the branch you want.
Muhajirin Main branch
Nazem Basha Street, Al-Shamsiyeh stop, opposite Al-Abed BakeryCloses at 2:00 AM
Closing times are from Google Maps on 5 August 2026 and can vary from day to day. Call before you come to make sure.