A Sweet Temptation: New Desserts on the Shelf
The major supermarket chain continues its expansion by launching a sweet, highly anticipated dessert series, perfect for these times.
The dessert line by Keshet Te'amim is based on well-known and popular international brands, each version taking their qualities a step further. These desserts are waiting in the freezer, ready to be defrosted and devoured.
Among the offerings are an Oreo dessert (Oreo cookie, cheesecake cream, and an additional layer of Oreo cookies on top), a Toblerone cheesecake that plays beautifully with textures and toppings, a more chocolatey Toblerone cake, a Milka chocolate lava cake that emerges from the microwave gooey, rich, and delightful, and a Daim dessert that also combines cheesecake with familiar and tasty chocolate layers. Price: NIS 30 per pack of two desserts.
Private Wine Label by Ariana
The excellent wine bar in Kfar Saba, Ariana, is expanding its shelves and refrigerators—collapsible shelves, packed with the finest goods—and launching a private edition under the label "Ariana Edition."
This initiative is a result of collaboration between Ariana’s Idan Oz and Ran Elkobi with Ramat Negev Winery, aimed at promoting southern produce. It includes two new wines: "Ariana Edition" White 2023, a refreshing wine based on Pinot Grigio grapes (NIS 99 for take-home purchase), and "Ariana Edition" Red 2022, a blend of Petit Verdot and Syrah grapes offering complexity and elegance (NIS 129).
Simultaneously, the bar introduces three new wine journeys—Israeli Galilee Journey, Classic World Journey, and Funky Journey—each featuring four half-glasses. The northern journey includes Ben David Adar from Kerem Ben Zimra, Lahat White from Western and Upper Galilee vineyards, Har Odem Volcanic Cabernet, and Jezreel Valley Reds. The classic journey offers Vigneron de Buxy Bourgogne Aligoté, Maximin Grünhaus Schloss Riesling, Gran Dominio Rioja Crianza, and Monte del Frá Ripasso Superiore from Italy. Meanwhile, the funky journey jumps between Naturally Pours Orange from France, Ortman Rosé from the Shfeya Valley, La Graviette Bon Zhau from the Rhône Valley, and Lyrarakis Red from Crete. Price: NIS 140.
Vodka, Legend of Kremlin
The excellent vodka brand from Russia introduces a special package in Israel, adding interest before and during the experience.
This award-winning vodka, classified as super-premium, undergoes eight distillations and seven filtrations, emerging from its copper tanks exceptionally smooth with a light honeyed aftertaste.
The new package is designed like a thick book. The first pages describe the history of vodka in general and Legend of Kremlin in particular, with the bottle itself waiting at the end—hand-decorated and delivering a quick payoff for all the events described. Price: NIS 110 for a 700 ml bottle, NIS 169 for the package.
Kreplach by Strauss
The pasta division of the Israeli food giant expands its offerings with a new addition to its chilled series.
This is a limited edition (why, exactly?) of Kreplach, dumplings filled with potato and fried onions, free of preservatives, and with excellent freeze-thaw capabilities. They require just a minute or two of boiling in hot water, followed by a quick leap to a deep plate and a delightful indulgence in good, relatively homey, and very social flavors—whether in a quick soup, on labneh, or simply sautéed in butter.
Gummy Candies by Haribo
The legendary German gummy candy manufacturer introduces new additions to its kosher series in Israel, through Seeds Company.
These include Sour Worms Fizz, gummy candies in the shape of worms with a sour fruit flavor—colorful, quite addictive, and certainly a quick hit. Price: NIS 8.90 for a 70-gram bag.
