Chocolate
Israel’s tasty news: Cream and crunch together
Kinder has a new hit in the Land of Israel. Don’t forget the old hit.
Israel moves sweets, energy drinks into Gaza ahead of Ramadan 'at Trump’s request'
Valentine’s Day 2026: The aphrodisiac myth that could spoil your romantic dinner
Dr. Maya Rosman: This is the tastiest and healthiest alternative to chocolate spread
Dubai chocolate protein bar: Max Brenner’s surprising move
Max Brenner is launching four new flavors in their protein-enriched chocolate bar series.
A sweet stop on the way to Eilat: Yotvata’s chocolate tap is back
Yotvata’s chocolate tap is back for its seventh year, a beloved landmark on the road to Eilat, where travelers sip cold chocolate, grab souvenir cups, and enjoy a sweet break.
How can you make Dubai chocolate without pistachio? Elite thought of something
Israel’s tastiest news – here are some of the new products that have arrived on store shelves for the summer.
Fazer’s Shrinking Chocolate Bars: A Boon to Public Health?
“By reducing the size, the effect of cost increases on the end product is less." says Fazer.
Dark chocolate really does boost your mood – but only if you eat it this way
How do you know how to choose the right chocolate, and exactly how much of it you need to eat per day to get the beneficial effect on your mood? Dr. Maya Rosman with all the important details.
We are recovering from the situation and sharing Israel's tasty news
It’s not Nutella’s most sophisticated trick, but it’s the trick we need.
Completely real: Crazy chocolate cookies with only 3 ingredients
Look at this picture—chocolate cookies hiding a melted chocolate spread inside. Will it get messy? Possibly. Will they be devoured quickly? Absolutely.
It spins, it’s frozen, it’s fun. Everything else can wait for winter
There are quite a few new and tasty products in stores. We tasted them and came to share what we think about them.
The promotions and new items for the home
Unique teacher gifts, hands-on kids’ workshops, and summer discounts on thermal food containers.
New study finds flavan-3-ols in tea and chocolate can lower blood pressure
Researchers observed blood pressure reductions comparable to some medications, especially in people with hypertension.
