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DEDA Restaurants Frame Georgian Food Choices as Election Day Decisions

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Georgian restaurant chain DEDA is likening menu choices to election day votes, offering various dishes like khinkali, khachapuri, plov, and vegetable options. The restaurant encourages sharing diverse dishes to satisfy different tastes and reach a consensus. DEDA has branches in Bat Yam, Netanya, Rishon LeZion, and Givatayim.

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  • DEDA restaurants compare food orders to election day votes, offering diverse Georgian dishes.
  • Khinkali is presented with meat and cheese filling options, while khachapuri is suggested for sharing.
  • Plov offers a stable, familiar choice, alongside vegetable dishes like Ajapsandali and Pkhali.
  • The restaurant promotes sharing multiple dishes to satisfy varied preferences and achieve group consensus.
  • DEDA has branches in Bat Yam, Netanya, Rishon LeZion, and Givatayim.

On election day, the Georgian restaurant chain DEDA is playfully comparing the choices diners make about their meals to casting a vote. The restaurant suggests that just as people have different political opinions, they also have diverse culinary preferences, and DEDA offers a way to satisfy everyone.

The menu features several "candidates" for diners to "vote" for. Khinkali, a Georgian dumpling, is presented with two "platforms": a traditional meat filling and a cheese mix option, encouraging patrons to try both. Khachapuri, a cheese-filled bread, is highlighted as a dish suitable for sharing, promoting communal dining and decision-making.

For those seeking comfort and predictability, Plov, a rice and meat dish, is offered as a stable choice. Additionally, vegetable-based dishes like Ajapsandali and Pkhali are presented as options for those who prefer lighter fare or want to diversify their meal.

DEDA's "election strategy" for a successful meal is to order a variety of dishes and share them, allowing everyone to express their opinion, try new things, and potentially order seconds. The restaurant chain has locations in Bat Yam, Netanya, Rishon LeZion, and Givatayim.

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