Protein
Israel's food news
A cinnamon pastry in a bottle, how fun for this fridge.
Layers upon layers of flavors
Gluten-free protein bar in vanilla crunch white chocolate flavor
Functional training, and then a functional snack
Just finished exercise? Eat some peanut butter, expert says
Here's everything you need to know about peanut butter and its benefits.
'Max Brenner' Debuts in Protein Snack Market
Israel's protein snack market is worth 85 million shekels with a 12% growth since 2022. 'Max Brenner' debuts a real chocolate snack with 21g of protein, filling a market gap.
A new product for babies who are sensitive to cow's milk
"Similac Alimentum", intended for babies suffering from allergies and digestive problems. The company claims that for most babies, the product will reduce digestive symptoms.
Protein Snacks & Nutrition: What You Must Know
How much protein should we consume daily? And who are protein snacks and treats intended for? Tamar Yadin and Lilo Buchnik answer all these questions.
Everything you need to know about protein snacks
Discover the importance of protein in your nutrition and protein snacks - who they're for and how they can benefit you.
Shastowitz's Ddebut: Sports nutrition launches today with superior protein bars
Dov Govrin, Shastowicz's Deputy CEO, states: "TODAY protein bars mark our first venture into sports nutrition. We're developing more categories to meet rising consumer demands."
In times of crisis, this is how you should stock your pantry
Stock up on these nutritious foods that can be stored in your pantry for a long time, providing both physical and mental well-being.
Scientists make plant-based meat alternatives more ‘meat-like’
Using a process that only requires the addition of water, scientists have made plant protein from goopy and dry to juicy and meat-like.
Follow the funds: Tracing the money behind judicial reform protests
The New Israel Fund contributed some NIS 2 million ($600,000) to the anti-judicial reform protests, but this is just a minuscule part of the funding.
Can hunger slow down the aging process? - study
Flies that had been put on a low BCAA diet enjoyed the life extending benefits while still consuming more overall calories and protein.