Carob is the legume fruit of the Carob tree, Ceratonia siliqua. It is also known as Locust bean, kharoob, and in Arabic.

The fruit is consumed in Egypt as a snack, and used to make a refreshing cold drink popular in shops and street vendors.

Karkadeh is made from the dried petals of roselle (Hibiscus sabdariffa) , this tart bright red drink can be served either hot or cold. It is said to lower blood pressure

Sahlab is a popular drink in Egypt specially when weather is cold as it's a thick creamy white hot drink consists of Salep which is a white flour like powder obtained from the dried tubers of a wild orchid (Orchis mascula), Mucilage which gives the thick consistency to the final drink , Milk , Coconuts , Nuts and Sugar

In Arabic culture , men or women are traditionally called in association with the name of their eldest son or daughter
for a man; he's called "Father of ..." followed by the name of his eldest son or daughter and for a woman she's called "Mother of ..." followed by the name of her eldest son or daughter
and here, Omm Ali means "Mother of Ali" and it's a bread , milk , butter and honey pudding which has an unsavory history