Ben&Jerry's introduces special 'mixed-up' Israeli election flavor
The company's aim is to encourage Israelis, who might have grown tired of elections as March 23 will mark Israel's fourth in under two years, to vote.
The company's aim is to encourage Israelis, who might have grown tired of elections as March 23 will mark Israel's fourth in under two years, to vote.
Business director of Israel's Salt of the Earth, Tali Feingold, says that consumers are working from home and have limited social lives due to COVID, so are turning to comfort foods – but are also more conscious of what they are putting into their bodies.
Demand for meat substitutes in Israel has been growing in recent years, driven by health and environmental concerns.
Confederation of French Bakers wants the UN's cultural agency to include the traditional craft loaf on its list of "intangible treasures." Bakers say the UNESCO listing would protect the baguette from imposters around the world.
Aleph Farms reaches technological breakthrough that allows it to bio-print actual cow cells that can be developed into any type of steak.
While most business owners are struggling to make ends meet, the local wine industry is more bubbly than ever, drawing interest from Israelis from all walks of life.
In blind taste test, alternative meat company Redefine Meat convinces Israeli meat-eaters that its plant-based dishes are made with real meat. "Meat lovers can enjoy our alternative meat because it tastes and feels like meat," says Redefine Meat CEO Eshchar Ben-Shitrit.
Granit's Paris eatery Shabour opened a year and a half ago and immediately became a hit with both customers and critics.
"Our vision is to let anyone learn how to cook the best food in the world at home, from the world's most inspiring chefs," says YesChef founder Steve Avery.
The new product is a way "to appreciate the peace process" upon which Israel and the UAE have embarked, chef who put twist to Hanukkah delicacy says.
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