Ayadina | Made in Lebanon
Homemade jams and mooneh from the hills of Ajaltoun.
About Ayadina
Ayadina, meaning “our hands,” is a Lebanese homemade mooneh brand based in Ajaltoun in the Keserwan district of Mount Lebanon. It specialises in handmade fruit jams together with traditional condiments and pickles, produced in the style of a family kitchen. The name itself signals the brand’s emphasis on hand-crafted, small-batch production rather than industrial manufacturing.
Ayadina is recognised as a producer within the Souk el Tayeb ecosystem, Lebanon’s well-known farmers’ market movement, and its products are also carried by specialty retailers and online platforms that promote Lebanese artisanal food. This distribution helps a village-scale producer reach customers well beyond Keserwan while keeping its homemade character intact.
Brand Information
| Brand Name | Ayadina |
| Ownership | Lebanese-owned |
| Based In | Ajaltoun, Keserwan, Mount Lebanon |
| Category | Jams |
| Website | ayadina.com / @ayadina |
| What They Offer | Homemade Lebanese fruit jams, condiments and pickles |
Why Ayadina Matters
Ayadina represents the many small, home-based mooneh makers who form the backbone of Lebanon’s food heritage. Through the Souk el Tayeb network and specialty retailers, its handmade jams and pickles reach a wider audience, showing how a village kitchen in Keserwan can become a recognised artisanal brand.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Ayadina make?
Ayadina makes homemade Lebanese fruit jams along with traditional condiments and pickles.
Is Ayadina a Lebanese brand?
Yes. It is a Lebanese-owned homemade mooneh brand from Ajaltoun in the Keserwan district.
Where can I buy Ayadina?
Products are available through Souk el Tayeb, its own channels and specialty retailers and marketplaces of Lebanese products.
What makes Ayadina distinctive?
Its handmade, small-batch approach and its roots in the Souk el Tayeb farmers’ market movement set it apart.
What is Souk el Tayeb?
Souk el Tayeb is Lebanon’s pioneering farmers’ market, which supports and showcases small producers like Ayadina; the brand is recognised within that ecosystem.
Discover More Lebanese Brands
Ayadina brings homemade Lebanese jams to a wider table. Explore the Made in Lebanon directory to find more jam and mooneh producers.
