mnin plain, 1 kilo of 80 pieces - منين ساده كيلو 80 قطعة- Etoile

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• Mnin: "Mnin" isn't a common term associated with Egyptian cookies. It's possible it's a misspelling of another word or a specific type of cookie offered by Etoile that might not be widely known.
• Quantity: A 1 kilo package (approximately 2.2 pounds) containing 80 pieces seems unusual. Cookies are typically sold by weight or by the number of pieces in a box/package. It's more likely it's one or the other, not both.

Here are some possibilities:

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• Etoile Plain Ghorayeba (غريبة) 1 Kilo: This is a more likely scenario. Ghorayeba are classic Egyptian shortbread cookies. Etoile might sell them by the kilo, and a kilo might contain around 80 cookies (depending on size).
• Etoile Kahk (قراقيش) 1 Kilo: Another possibility is that it refers to a kilo of plain Etoile Kahk. Kahk are shortbread cookies traditionally enjoyed during Eid al-Fitr, but some bakeries might offer them plain and year-round by the kilo. The number of cookies in a kilo would depend on their size.

Finding the Product:

Given the uncertainties, here's how you can find the product in Nasr City, Cairo Governorate, Egypt:

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• Etoile Bakery (if available): Visit or call the bakery and ask about "Etoile Mnin Plain." They can clarify if it's a misspelling of Ghorayeba or Kahk, or if it's a different type of cookie altogether. They can also confirm if they sell by the kilo and how many cookies are typically in a kilo package.
• Local Grocery Stores: Look for stores with a wide variety of Etoile products. They might have "Etoile Mnin Plain" or be able to offer insights based on similar offerings.

Tips:

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• Look for pictures of "Etoile Ghorayeba" or "Etoile Kahk" online. This might help you visually identify the cookies you're looking for.
• If you find the product but there's no clear label, ask about the ingredients to ensure they align with your preferences (e.g., plain vs. containing nuts, etc.)

I hope this refined information helps you find the Etoile cookies you're looking for! Feel free to ask if you have any further questions.