
An airlift of Italian buffalos turns unique dream into reality
The family-run Buffalo Farm in southern Israel produces a wide range of buffalo milk cheeses and yogurts not usually found in Europe.

The family-run Buffalo Farm in southern Israel produces a wide range of buffalo milk cheeses and yogurts not usually found in Europe.

Buffalo mozzarella , honey, basil and white wine… what salad could be better to make for your Shavuot holiday table?

The Shavuot staple receives different interpretations at Tel Aviv’s finest bakeries, all aimed to provide pleasure in these difficult times.

To celebrate Shavuot, we explore the humble cottage cheese, an Israeli staple that encompasses no less than the country’s heritage, struggles and dreams all at once.

Israelis eat cheesecake, have water fights, show off their agriculture and learn all night on this most wonderful and easygoing of holidays.

Battle soaring temperatures and cheese platters alike with the most delicious white wines Israel has to offer.

Shavuot is the dairy holiday in Israel, and we’ve brought together six of our special Tayim recipes to help you create an unforgettable meal for the holiday.

On the Jewish holiday of Shavuot, meals usually finish with cheesecake. Here are other delectable delights for your holiday menu.

For a few glorious years, the city of Haifa gave Tel Aviv’s Adloyada Purim parade stiff competition with its Shavuot street celebration, Bikurim.

Watch our Tayim chef whip up a traditional holiday triple-D dessert: dairy, decadent and delicious.

Israel’s growing band of boutique cheese makers admit they aren’t in it for the money. In the run up to Shavuot, we take a look at how this new industry is blossoming across the country.

Children, basketfuls of produce, flowers and ribbons … have a look at these charming pictures of the Shavuot holiday from as early as 1925.

You can eat and drink the fruits of the land. Better yet, take a family hiking adventure to the sources.

How an association between an ancient symbol of harvest bounty and the modern Jewish settlement created a holiday symbol.