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The page treats garawish, the Egyptian hashish sweet named at the Second Opium Conference in 1924 and described by Bouquet (1950).
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- League of Nations, Records of the Second Opium Conference, vol. I, p. 133: El Guindy's memorandum names manzul, maagun and garawish as the Egyptian sweets made from the resin paste.
- Bouquet (1950), Bulletin on Narcotics (UNODC web edition, no page numbers): the garawish type, and the Tunis barley sugar "prepared in a similar way". Bouquet does not call the Tunis sweets garawish, so Tunisia is not entered as a country.
Is it cannabis?
- Both sources make it from hashish.
Kind and plant part
- Sweet. Resin.
- Still made: not known from the sources cited.