Stories from tables around the world
Pomegranate juice is a drink that lets you enjoy the sweet-tart flavor of pomegranate.
Origin and food culture
Yalda/Chella in Iran and Afghanistan is a custom in which families gather on the last night of autumn. UNESCO introduces the tradition of people talking together and sharing fruit and food on this night. Red fruits placed on the table symbolize warmth, and pomegranates are among them. Today’s juice is an event menu that introduces the sweet-tart taste of this symbolic fruit.
What is it usually eaten with?
Besides pomegranates, Yalda tables often include other fruits, dried fruits, nuts, and sweets. Sharing food together is part of the food culture story and is not an extra booth item today. The tasting menu for this booth is pomegranate juice only.
Today’s served menu
Pomegranate juice
Today we are serving pomegranate juice. The actual juice product and any additives have not yet been checked.
Basic composition · Check the actual product first
Pomegranate juice. The actual product’s blended fruit juice and additives have not yet been checked.
Allergy and ingredient check
Ingredients to check in the menu name and basic sample recipe
Please check the actual ingredients, blended fruit juices, additives, preservatives, and portioning tools used for the pomegranate juice. Do not assume a menu name means there are no allergenic ingredients.
If you have an allergy, please ask the booth staff to confirm the full ingredients list and product labels before tasting. If you cannot confirm cross-contact from the actual product, sauce, or shared utensils, please do not taste it.
