Medjool dates include many different types of dates known for their natural sweetness. They are larger, darker, and taste more like caramel than other types of dates, such as Deglet Nour.
The Medjool date is native to Morocco, comes from the date palm tree (Phoenix dactylifera) and is now grown in warm regions of the United States, the Middle East, South Asia and Africa.
It is usually sold dried but not dried, giving it a moist and tender texture, and has a higher concentration of sugar, which increases its sweetness.
The reason for its name is the unknown tree, which is originally from Morocco, and was later planted in the United States.
The difference between Medjool dates and Medjool dates
Medjool dates are the same as Medjool, but in the Levant it is called Medjool, while in the rest of the Maghreb countries and the world it is called Medjool. It is one of the finest dates, characterized by a good and sweet taste, and it is considered one of the most expensive types of dates, to the point that it is also called the King of Dates.
