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Behadrei HaredimGeneral

Tara Launches Sweet Popcorn-Flavored Milk Drink for Summer

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Tara Dairy has launched a new sweet popcorn-flavored milk drink without added sugar, available in personal and family sizes, produced under strict kosher certification.

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  • Tara Dairy launches a sweet popcorn-flavored milk drink for summer.
  • The drink contains no added sugar, suitable for the whole family.
  • Available in 250 ml personal and 1-liter family bottles.
  • Joins existing flavors like chocolate, banana, cappuccino, and mocha.
  • Produced under strict kosher supervision by Badatz Edah HaChareidis.

As summer peaks, Tara Dairy introduces a new and intriguing milk drink flavor: sweet popcorn, joining its popular milk beverage lineup. This new flavor captures the fun and lively taste of sweet popcorn, combined with a rich and creamy milk texture to create a unique and enjoyable flavor experience. Like all Tara milk drinks, the sweet popcorn flavor contains no added sugar, making it a wholesome treat for the entire family. The product is available in two sizes: a personal 250 ml bottle and a family-sized 1-liter bottle. It joins other flavors such as chocolate, banana, cappuccino, and mocha in Tara's milk drink series. Additionally, the new drink is produced under the strict kosher supervision of Badatz of the Edah HaChareidis, maintaining the brand's commitment to high kosher standards.

Behadrei HaredimHaredi · Jerusalem

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