In the video: students from schools in Jerusalem and Sderot in a KKL-Junk planting activity/Editor: Gilad Man Mannheim
You will have to believe us when we say that this is not an easy job, not easy at all.
To try out all the new products that come out to the Israeli market (and sometimes outside of it), to taste in front of everyone, deliveries and more deliveries, paper bags that accumulate in the office (and at home), a never-ending feeling of satiety.
Seriously, it's harder than it looks, and no one is paying you to go to the gym, or compensating you for the rapidly developing sense of FOMO in your mind.
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, however, the "New on the Shelf" section, for its tasters, curious and loyal consumers, has set off again, determined and mission-oriented.
And this time - all the good of the land, all the good of the earth.
Yes, we are very eclectic.
enjoy your meal!
Stockholm Dry Gin, Panko
Stockholm Dry Gin by Panko/Panko
The large wine and alcohol website was prepared for Tu Bashvet with an excellent personal example, which illustrates well how (and especially to what extent) it is possible to celebrate the land.
The medium is, of course, drinks combining botanical ingredients and fruits, led by the exclusive import of special gin versions from the Stockholm distillery (Stockholms Bränneri , for anyone who dreams of Scandinavian), but not only.
There is, among other things, Stockholm Dry Gin based on juniper, coriander, lemon peel and rosemary (NIS 125) wonderful for classic and less classic mixes, and may work great even as it is, on ice "Pink Gin
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, at the same price, remains dry and adds a bit of floral (rose petals, rhubarb and mountain cranberries) in, as well as the color of spring and blossoms.
Stockholm Negroni Rosa (NIS 99) rides on the same pink gin, all the way For the perfect cocktail, with refreshment stops full of flowers.In
one word: Cheers!
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Fruit trays, field decoration
Noi Sheda fruit tray/Noi Sheda
The large Israeli chain celebrates Tu B'Shvat while saluting the farmers and the local land.
This celebration is expressed, naturally, in trays of fresh and dried fruit, ready to be devoured. A tray full of fresh fruit (NIS 219.90) will include, for example, sweet strawberries from Eben Yehuda, blueberries And cut raspberries, kiwi and persimmons, melon and pineapple segments, carambola and halved passion fruit, just waiting for a spoonful.
The 10-year-old version (NIS 259.90) will add to the strawberries and blueberries also dried fruits of "molly crackers" from the Levinsky market, including apricots, figs, walnuts, coconut Roasted, citrus peels, natural pineapple, dried bananas, cranberries and pecans.
In three words: for the guests, and especially for yourselves
Raisin and nut bread, Roldin
Raisin and nut bread by Roldin/Amir Menachem
The bakery and confectionery chain is also celebrating, with an Israeli collection based on fruits from the trees and the earth.
Here you can find, among other things, a pecan tart with caramel toffee (NIS 75), a seasonal fruit tart on a crispy dough (NIS 75), a nut and cinnamon cake (NIS 49) and a ricotta-apricot cake (NIS 56).
At the same time, Roldin highlights her sourdough bread shelf, offering raisin and nut bread with wholemeal and rye flour (NIS 24) - rich but not dense, with an appropriately hard crust and a soft interior, which is basically all we wanted from this holiday.
That is, a proportionate fruit celebration, which knows its place (under a nice layer of butter and jam, of course).
In two words: the bread of the land
Desert brew and Galilean brew, Vysotsky
Desert brew and Galilean brew of Vysotsky/Yossi Mor
A little for the 20th in the tribe, and especially for the winter, Wisotsky is launching two new tea infusions, under the branding "Ertez Israel Mixology". Why not, actually?
It's a desert brew and a Galilean brew, which collaborate with the Society for the Protection of Nature, and with the expertise of its people to brew magic from the spice plants collected in the north and in the south. Price: 16.90-18.90 shekels.
The desert option includes, among other things, sage, lemongrass, carob, thyme and a little cardamom and mint, and provides a noticeable and wonderful cinnamon aroma. The Galilean
option rushes with mint and mint, Louisa and sage, and manages to mediate in the glass the landscapes The desolate north now, hopefully not for much longer.
The packages, by the way, come with a QR code that prompts you to join as a member of the Society for the Protection of Nature, and in return gives you a pack of tea with two brews and 3 cups.
Apart from the code and the promotion, there are also dedicated itineraries in the Negev and the Galilee, which close an intelligent, and almost exciting, circle.
In three words: the beautiful Land of Israel
War Edition, Elite Turkish Coffee
Turkish Coffee Elite/Studio Strauss War Edition
The combination of hot cups and current affairs is also what underlies the new launch of the Turkish coffee from Beit Elit, in the form of a special war edition.
And so, the packaging was updated and mobilized to raise morale and increase unity, with collective empowerment phrases such as the classic "Am Yisrael Chai", "Victory Generation", "We have no other country" and "Strong together".
We'll take whatever helps now.
In three words: blue, white, boiling
Protein bars, Today
Today/Today protein bars
The booming protein snack market expands shelves with a new launch from Shastowitz, in the form of Today.
The snacks, which declare an "excellent protein-calorie ratio" (1:10, statements with receipts), come in two series - layered and crispy - and with quite a few intriguing flavors.
The layers series (snack with three layers covered in chocolate, 65 grams, 22 grams of protein, 200 calories, NIS 14.90) includes cookie cream, salted caramel and cinnamon pie (our favorite in the series, relatively original and excellent).
The crispy series (snack with rice crackers, gluten-free and nut allergen-free, 42 grams, 15 grams of protein, 150 calories, NIS 12.90) includes chocolate and banana chocolate chips - light and sweet, but not too sweet.
In two words: welcome
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