I suspect they must have wanted to run this campaign ahead of Shavuot. On the other hand with the 3 weeks and 9 days coming up, and people looking for non-meat recipes and products to cook and eat, maybe their timing was right after all.
Tnuva just launched their new (and very extensive) website.
The site has product coupons.

And their entire product line (with pictures)v- and let me tell you, it looks like you can get a lot more Tnuva products in America than we get here in Israel! (That's just not right).

And obviously all the products are Chalav Yisrael.
One can't forget all the recipes and tips.

Structure:
3 containers (about 26 oz) Tnuva 95% Fat Free Creamy Soft Cheese 7 oz. sour cream 4 eggs, separated 5 Tbsp. vanilla instant pudding 3 Tbsp. flour 3/4 cup sugarIcing
3 Tbsp. sugar 1.5 containers of whipped cream (dairy, 12 oz.) 1 lb. strawberries (or any seasonal fruit) rinsed and driedA spring-form pan 10" diameter, greased
8 comments:
I think it's funny that in the US they call it "95% Fat Free Creamy Soft Cheese", but here it's known as "Gvina Levana 5%".
Tnuva also has a Romanian subsidiary. Its most famous brand worldwide is the yogurt Yoplait!
B"H
Unfortunately, TNUVA is selling more and more products containing "CHALAV NOCHRI" in Israel !
I find that very disturbing and one has to be careful and always check the ingredient list.
You mean chalav stam, right?
One should always check labels.
B"H
I mean "Avkat Chalav Nochri" !!!
Since I found out by accident, I do check all TNUVA products. By the way, DANONE has the same problem.
Most normal Jews are happy to rely on R' Moshe Feinstein's heter for chalav stam. I doubt very much any horse milk is tainting the Tnuva dairy system.
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