Meat
Paris Texas: An unexpectedly home-grown dining experience in Netanya - restaurant review
We were impressed by the elegant look of the restaurant, with its deep Burgundy-colored velvet upholstery, a bright open kitchen, and a gleaming bar displaying a wall of Israeli wines.
Huge pitas and piles of meat: Oved BaKfar arrives in Kiryat Ono
In the kitchen with Henny: It’s about wine
Israelis only buy entrecôte out of fear: The cut that will change the rules of the game
Chief Rabbi: Cultured meat is considered a vegetable but can't be consumed with dairy
Israel's Chief Rabbi David Lau has decided to allow those keeping kosher to eat cultured meat and claimed that it is like eating a vegetable.
Israel to see poultry shortage as veterinary inspectors call in sick in protest
The number of inspectors that reported any illnesses was nine times higher by Saturday evening than the average year.
Hundreds of kilograms of inedible, illegal meat confiscated in Jerusalem
A large-scale raid on several butcher shops in Jerusalem led to the confiscation of hundreds of kilos of meat, much of which had been smuggled into Israel illegally.
Bella and Charlie: For a relaxed evening with good food - review
Bella and Charlie (origin of name a closely guarded secret) is a large kosher meat restaurant situated in Moshav Tnuvot, with a covered patio.
Catholic Church can curb carbon emissions by returning to meat-free Fridays, study suggests
The practice dates back to the first century CE, when Pope Nicholas I declared that Catholics were required to abstain from eating meat on Fridays in memory of the death and crucifixion of Christ.
Burger King at Dizengoff Center will go vegan for a month
The branch has been seeing lines around the block for the Veggie Whopper and other meat-free alternatives at offered by the burger chain in Israel.
SavorEat’s robot chefs will serve plant-based meat to the nation’s keyboard warriors
The food-tech company’s latest exploit involves a collaboration with caterer Yaron-Sella, 3D-printing technology and some tasty burgers.
Jerusalem, Tel Aviv refuse to commit to lower use of animal products, says NGO
Israel is the fourth largest per capita consumer of beef in the world, consuming 19.6 kg of meat per capita per year.
Vegetarian hamburgers: A new healthy use for tobacco
This landmark botanical development could significantly reduce the cost of cultured meat and help rapidly advance its commercialization.
Climate change is a real danger. Israeli tech could help - editorial
Israel needs to raise its awareness and do whatever it can to stem the tide of climate change and global warming.