Allowedyellow zoneor green

Blackstrap cane molassesالعسل الأسود

Blackstrap molasses · al-'asal al-iswid

Blackstrap cane molasses (العسل الأسود, Blackstrap molasses) is allowed in Nidam al-Tayyibat (pure cane molasses; often mixed with tahini). Category: sweets.

pure cane molasses; often mixed with tahini

Status
Allowed
Zone
Yellow zone — daily, with caution (or green zone — daily staple according to another source)
Category
Sweets
Condition
pure cane molasses; often mixed with tahini
Regional names
‘asal iswid (Egypt); uncommon in Morocco
Reliability
Medium — partial sources
The system’s position

What Nidam al-Tayyibat says

Blackstrap molasses (‘asal iswid), a by-product of cane sugar, is allowed by the system as a natural sugar; it is traditionally mixed with tahini in Egypt. The method prefers it to industrial syrups.

Sources differ: Source primaire unique ; tier jaune/vert.

For comparison

What conventional nutrition says

Blackstrap molasses provides sugars and minerals (iron, calcium, potassium) in notable amounts for a sweetener.

This is not medical advice

This database documents the classification of foods as taught by Nidam al-Tayyibat. It does not reflect official nutritional guidelines and does not replace the advice of a doctor or a dietitian. Never change or stop a treatment based on this website.

The complete palette, explained in the Tayyibat guide

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Classification sources: altayebaat.com · updated 10/12/2026