Coffee

Café Basimta: The Jerusalem café where Shabbat, religious freedom, and evangelism collide - opinion

Secular Israelis began showing up, buying coffee not because they wanted to hear about Jesus, but because they wanted to make a point about religious coercion.

The writers – Jonathan Feldstein (L) and David Nekrutman – outside Café Basimta, not on Shabbat.

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Blowing shofar in Jerusalem's Nahlaot neighborhood

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Night Work (see Saturday).

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Study of 25,000 people finds coffee lowers head and neck cancer risk

Studies indicate a 41% reduction in head and neck cancer risk associated with drinking three to four cups of coffee daily.

 Study of 25,000 people finds coffee lowers head and neck cancer risk. Illustration: Viktor Shmihinskyi.

Coffee, chocolate, cocoa powder, and snacks: Strauss raises prices

Starting in January, popular products like chocolate and coffee will rise by up to 18%. Strauss: "The price update doesn't cover all raw material costs."

 Significant price increase. Strauss's candy factory in Nazareth

This beneficial bacteria thrives in the intestinal environment of coffee lovers

The increase in the presence of the bacteria was noted in the guts of coffee drinkers for both caffeinated and decaffeinated beverages.

 Beneficial for intestinal bacteria. Coffee.

Mattarello bakery reopens at Dan Caesarea Hotel after war closure

Mattarllo Bakery, closed due to the war, will offer its products at Dan Caesarea's Minnie Bakery, joined by 'Looly's Chocolate' and Matar Winery, from November 21st to 22nd.

 The deli and bakery at Dan Caesarea Resort

Which is better - coffee and nuts or cake? The answer will surprise you

After a big meal, craving something sweet – will you choose coffee and nuts or cake? Dr. Maya Rozman explains the differences and what’s better.

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Revolutionary subscription: Pay NIS 30 a month for daily coffee

Yellow, part of the Paz Group, offers customers a daily Lavazza coffee for just NIS 30 a month, covering a variety of coffee types, including cold coffee and milk substitutes.

 Lavazza coffee from the Paz Group's Yellow convenience store chain

Café Malke: A Jerusalem coffee spot that sprang from a flower store

Now approaching the first anniversary of opening Café Malke, owner Ido has the perspective to look back while keeping an eye on the future.

 Café Malke in Jerusalem.

New food products: A tasty exploration of local offerings

A fresh wave of chocolate and snacks has hit the market, showcasing innovative flavors and collaborations from familiar brands, promising delightful experiences for all.

 A woman drinking coffee

Our coffee is getting more expensive - this is how we can save

Coffee shops adapting to increased home consumption. Consumers saving costs by making coffee at home. Shops upgrade experience to compete with convenience.

A jump of more than 45% in the price of our cup of coffee

Landwer wins Terminal 3 bid to operate two branches

Landwer to replace ILAN'S in Terminal 3 with same local market prices, discounts on basic products like mineral water for NIS 8 and coffee for NIS 12.

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