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Behadrei HaredimEconomy

Tnuva Launches Napoleon Cream Cheese with Only 9% Fat for the First Time

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Tnuva has launched a 9% fat version of its Napoleon cream cheese, preserving its traditional texture and rich flavor, now available nationwide under strict kosher certification.

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  • Tnuva launches Napoleon cream cheese with only 9% fat for the first time.
  • The product retains the traditional slow drip bag filtration method for unique texture.
  • It offers a rich, natural flavor with reduced fat content.
  • The cheese is certified by the strict Badatz Mehadrin kosher authority.
  • Napoleon 9% is now available in retail stores and sales points across Israel.

Tnuva has introduced a new version of its Napoleon cream cheese containing just 9% fat, aimed at consumers seeking the rich, beloved taste with lower fat content. This product maintains the traditional production method used for all Napoleon cream cheeses, which includes slow filtration through drip bags, resulting in a unique texture. The Napoleon 9% cream cheese is certified under the strict Badatz Mehadrin kosher supervision by Tnuva. It is now available in retail chains and sales points across Israel.

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