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Chef Assaf Granit’s 'Kitchen Revolution' Returns to Channel 13 After Seven Years

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After seven years off air, 'Kitchen Revolution' starring chef Assaf Granit returns to Channel 13, with Roy Oz as editor, focusing on renovating Israeli restaurants.

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  • 'Kitchen Revolution' returns to Israeli TV after seven years off air.
  • Chef Assaf Granit leads the show, helping restaurants across Israel improve.
  • The program will air on Channel 13.
  • Roy Oz, editor of 'Big Brother,' will edit the revived show.
  • Oz previously edited the show during its original run.
  • The network has officially confirmed the show's comeback.

After a seven-year hiatus, the Israeli cooking show 'Kitchen Revolution' is set to return to television, according to ynet. The program, starring and led by chef Assaf Granit, will air once again on Channel 13. The show focuses on Granit visiting various restaurants across Israel to help their owners renovate and improve their establishments.

Roy Oz will serve as the show's editor. Oz, who is also the chief editor of the reality show 'Big Brother,' previously edited 'Kitchen Revolution' during its earlier run. He will manage the program alongside preparations for the upcoming season of 'Big Brother.' The network has confirmed these details, signaling a revival of the popular culinary series.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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