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Aco's Famous Hummus Arrives in Tel Aviv, and Its Bold Style Divides Tasters
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
100% centerFirst reported by N12 · Jun 11, 2026
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What happened
Avi’s Hummus from Acre has opened in Tel Aviv with a traditional northern-style plate called “the triangle.” A N12 review says the dish is heavy, strongly seasoned with garlic and lemon, and likely to divide diners, but it is well made and flavorful.
- 01Avi’s Hummus from Acre has opened in Tel Aviv.
- 02The flagship dish is “the triangle,” one third hummus, ful, and masabacha.
- 03The hummus is described as thick, heavy, and true to Acre style.
- 04Its garlic-and-lemon seasoning is unusually aggressive.
- 05The reviewer says reactions will likely be divided, but the plate delivers.
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