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Baghdash, a historic ice cream shop in Damascus, has expanded to Amman, Jordan, providing a taste of home for Syrian refugees. Despite the ongoing civil war in Syria, Baghdash continues to produce its unique elastic ice cream in Damascus, transporting it to Amman under challenging conditions. The shop has become a cultural hub for Syrians in Jordan, offering a sense of nostalgia and community.

What is the significance of the new Baghdash branch in Amman?

• It is the first international branch of Baghdash.

• It offers a new flavor of ice cream.

• It provides a taste of home for Syrian refugees.

• It serves as a tourist attraction.

What makes Baghdash ice cream unique in the Middle East?

• It has a crunchy texture.

• It is served hot.

• It is made with chocolate and almonds.

• It is the only ice cream with an elastic texture.

What challenges do the ice cream transporters face on their journey from Damascus to Amman?

• Weather conditions

• Highway tolls

• Military and criminal threats

• Language barriers

What percentage of Baghdash's customers in Amman are Syrian?

• 10-20%

• 30-40%

• 60-70%

• 80-90%

How has the presence of Syrian businesses affected the area around Baghdash in Amman?

• It has become a major tourist destination.

• It has transformed into a small version of Damascus.

• It has led to a decline in local businesses.

• It has increased the cost of living.