THE ULTIMATE SHOPPING GUIDE TO KFAR SABA
Delicious cookery classes focus not only on creative cooking with minimal effort but I also teach students how to achieve maximum style on a budget.
Nearby Kfar Saba is a favorite shopping destination of mine - as my regular students will confirm - and these are my favorite shopping haunts in this tree-lined main street.
Watch this space for Ultimate Shopping Guides to Tel Aviv, Raanana, Hod Hasharon and Netanya.
In the meantime enjoy this virtual shopping tour with me.
If you haven't yet discovered the Delicious difference - or if you haven't attended a workshop in awhile - then I hope to welcome you in person to a Delicious! workshop soon!
Nearby Kfar Saba is a favorite shopping destination of mine - as my regular students will confirm - and these are my favorite shopping haunts in this tree-lined main street.
Watch this space for Ultimate Shopping Guides to Tel Aviv, Raanana, Hod Hasharon and Netanya.
In the meantime enjoy this virtual shopping tour with me.
If you haven't yet discovered the Delicious difference - or if you haven't attended a workshop in awhile - then I hope to welcome you in person to a Delicious! workshop soon!
THE KFAR SABA SHUK
Your Kfar Saba shopping experience is almost done...continue back down the road headng towards the Hertz/Weitzman intersection where you'll find the Kfar Saba fruit and vegetable shuk shortly before you reach the traffic lights on your left hand side.
This shuk lacks the eye-candy appeal of places like the Carmel Shuk and Machaneh Yehuda but the prices are substantially lower. Hurry past the pushy clothes seller on the corner - he is unlikely to let you escape easily and will chase after you brandishing items of 70's style clothing that he insists will suit you - and admire the wide range of reasonably priced flowers at the florist on your right.
The large store facing you as you come into the shuk - pictured here - can't be beaten in terms of pricing though you have to rummage a bit to find unbruised produce.
Don't be put off by the fact that misshapen fruit and vegetables all find a home here as I give you my word that, once you've sliced a lopsided red pepper or chopped a puny apple into cubes, no-one would ever guess that they were once the Ugly Ducklings of the vegetable patch.
Just alongside this fruit and veg mega-stand you'll find a herb seller that sells bunches of basil, parsley and mint that are so big you'll be tempted to put them in a vase. In truth, these bunches of herbs are too big for every day use, but bear in mind that leftover fresh herbs can be dried in the microwave or frozen. Explanations for how to go about money-saving processes like this are explained at Delicious! lessons.
This shuk lacks the eye-candy appeal of places like the Carmel Shuk and Machaneh Yehuda but the prices are substantially lower. Hurry past the pushy clothes seller on the corner - he is unlikely to let you escape easily and will chase after you brandishing items of 70's style clothing that he insists will suit you - and admire the wide range of reasonably priced flowers at the florist on your right.
The large store facing you as you come into the shuk - pictured here - can't be beaten in terms of pricing though you have to rummage a bit to find unbruised produce.
Don't be put off by the fact that misshapen fruit and vegetables all find a home here as I give you my word that, once you've sliced a lopsided red pepper or chopped a puny apple into cubes, no-one would ever guess that they were once the Ugly Ducklings of the vegetable patch.
Just alongside this fruit and veg mega-stand you'll find a herb seller that sells bunches of basil, parsley and mint that are so big you'll be tempted to put them in a vase. In truth, these bunches of herbs are too big for every day use, but bear in mind that leftover fresh herbs can be dried in the microwave or frozen. Explanations for how to go about money-saving processes like this are explained at Delicious! lessons.
THE SPICE SHOP 137 WEITZMAN STREET
Retrace your steps back to Weitzman Street, cross Hertzl Street at the traffic lights and continue a few hundred metres down the road to the most amazing spice emporium at 137 Weitzman Street. You'll find every possible spice you could imagine here in this spacious, scented store plus they sell a wide range of imported, speciality sauces, Asian and Indian ingredients, and a wide choice of baking goods. Your Kfar Saba shopping experience is complete....reward yourself for your efforts and spend your last remaining shekels at the falafel stand just a few metres beyond the spice shop where you will find the best falafels in all of Israel.
DELICIOUS CLASSES
If you enjoyed this shopping guide then you are likely to enjoy my classes too where I focus on high impact food made with minimal time and effort. These great value workshops also include a stylish table setting demonstration and crafts and you can buy almost all the components to achieve the same look right here in Kfar Saba.
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Happy shopping and I hope to welcome you to Delicious soon!
I also write a weekly newsletter with free recipes and course news...drop me a line if you would like to join this mailing list by writing to [email protected]
Happy shopping and I hope to welcome you to Delicious soon!