Chocolate liqueur, Baileys/Baileys
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 - an Israeli surprise box and an Icelandic salute.
Yes, we are very eclectic.
enjoy your meal!
Sweetbox Click, Sweetwit
Sweetbox Click Box by Sweetweet/Sweetweet Studio
The box of wonders company collaborates with the popular chocolate brand into a bombed, corrupted, excessive and demanding click-box.
The special edition includes a memory game and designed socks, a cute questionnaire, and removable magnets, stickers and two necessary wipes, and also a glimpse of the click collection that has become huge over the years in its colors and options - from click pillows to click cornflakes, from balls to biscuits (white biscuits), with milk chocolate and with white chocolate, waffle Or as a table, cookies or mix, cold and with cookies, trio and nougat, on-the-go and for immediate elimination.
Price: 95 shekels.
In two words: a celebration in a box
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The ambassador of the most beautiful place in France lands in Israel.
You won't live?
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Chocolate liqueur, Baileys
Baileys Chocolate Liqueur
The Irish liquor giant expands shelves with Baileys Chocolate Luxe, a desirable combination of Irish cream and chocolate of course.
The liqueur is the result of an active mind and the equally impressive diligence of Antony Wilson, the son of one of the brand's leaders.
According to the publications, he worked for three years on the right mix of whiskey and Belgian chocolate, sifted through hundreds of recipes and ratios, and returned with the desired result.
All this work eventually comes together in a golden bottle and a creamy-chocolate-caramel pour (15.7% alcohol), not too sweet and with a slightly bitter finish, which relies on cocoa.
A little ice in the glass, one moment for yourself, and life becomes creamy.
Price: NIS 90-100 for a 50 ml bottle.
In three words: all that glitters is gold
Chocolate chip cookies filled with pretzel cream, Asem-Nestle
Chocolate chip cookies filled with pretzel cream from Asam-Nestle/Studio Asam
The local food giant is expanding shelves and temptations and adding a new company to its cookie line.
These are chocolate chip cookies filled with pretzel cream, which provide the right balance between softness and crispness, an even more correct balance between sweet and salty and also the size of a ball - straight to dip in the cup of coffee at four in the afternoon, the one you've been planning on since the morning or so.
In three words: caution, risk of elimination
Danone SKYR, Strauss
Danone SKYR by Strauss/Studio Strauss
The large food company continues to work and expands refrigerator shelves with a new hot-cold launch.
This is SKYR, a new series of yogurts from Danone, which draws inspiration from a centuries-old culinary tradition originating in Iceland, and stands on the fine line between yogurt and white cheese, plus or minus of course.
This elusive point is usually achieved through gentle sweetness, a creamy texture, low fat percentages and with a significant protein addition (here there are 11-12 grams in a 150 gram cup) - a consumer combination that is quite sought after, today as it was probably then.
The launch brings with it four flavors - strawberry, lemon cream, salted caramel and natural yogurt - which indeed live up to the promises, both in terms of texture (thick and rich but not heavy9) and in terms of sweetness (good and mature).
In two words: the holy grail
Chickpeas in salt water, Willipod
Hummus grains in salt water by Willipod/Studio 360
The major food importer expands its shelves and lands in Israel a new entrant to Sera, its international, and best, series of vegetable products.
These are chickpeas preserved in salt water that come with a good taste, an excellent texture and an impressive flexibility - entering as they are into stews and soups, an excellent base for homemade hummus of course and slow elimination (then faster and faster) straight from the box.
Price: NIS 9.90-11.90 per 800 gram box.
In three words: a real shortcut
Mineral water, springs
Mineral water of springs/springs
The Israeli water company refreshes its visibility, branding, language and campaign, and along the way replaces a well-known and stable slogan ("Benevits for the body and soul") with a new message ("Adds plus to life").
The move includes, among other things, a uniform but differentiated design for the bottles and the flavored water series and a call to "raise the level of the good in life", by drinking water of course.
In one word: Cheers!
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