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You have stood with Israel for years. Now put it on your table.

Dead Sea salt and Israeli coffee from two small Israeli makers. Real food you use every day, from people whose names you will come to know.

  • Real food you reach for every day
  • Made by real people in Israel you can name
  • A fair exchange that works for both sides
Meet the makers
Israeli coffee by the Dead Sea
Why this

You have cared about Israel from far away

You followed the news, gave when it mattered, kept Israel close in your heart. All of it at a distance.

Now this is different. A bag of coffee and a bowl of salt from Israel, there in your kitchen, become part of the Friday meal or your morning cup. The connection stops being something you feel now and then, transforming into something you live.

Israeli products in a home kitchen
The friends who make Golani Coffee
Who this is for

This is for you if

  • You would rather buy a good product than send a donation into the unknown.
  • You care who made it, where they live, and that your money reaches them.
  • You want Israel present in your everyday life, the connection that matters to you.
  • You appreciate authentic products from Israel, made by hand the way they have been for generations.

Meet the makers

Idan Zait of 424 Salt

Idan Zait, 424 Salt

Idan gathers gourmet salt 424 metres below sea level, at the Dead Sea, the lowest place on earth. He first knew this desert as a young soldier serving in Judea, when the thing he missed most was getting home to his mother's cooking. Years later the circle closed, and he came back to the same desert to build 424 Salt with his own hands.

The salt is gathered by hand and dried in the sun, then it takes on whatever you pair it with, rosemary, garlic, truffle, smoke, chili. In his workshop Idan gives steady work to people with disabilities and to young people helping to support their families.

See 424 Salt

Golani Coffee, made in Omer's memory

Golani Coffee began with a cup. Omer was the one who brewed coffee for everyone, spiced with turmeric, a warm cup and a moment together at the end of a long day. After Omer was gone, his closest friends kept making his coffee, blending and packing every bag by hand, a way to hold on to him and to each other.

Today the blend carries his name and keeps his family close. Every bag you brew keeps his memory, and the friends who make it, going.

See Golani Coffee
The friends who make Golani Coffee

How it works

1

Pick a maker

Start with 424 Salt or Golani Coffee, or both.

2

Order

A simple checkout, no subscription required.

3

It ships from Israel

Your order arrives within 2 to 3 weeks.

4

Use it, reorder it

When it runs low, you order again from Idan and his team, or from the friends who make Golani Coffee.

Before you decide

Isn't this just charity with extra steps?
No. You buy a real product at a fair price, and the maker gets paid fairly for their work. Both sides gain. That is why it lasts, where a one-time gift does not.
Why does it take 2 to 3 weeks?
Because it comes from Israel. We handle the sourcing, the importing and the shipping so a small maker can reach your kitchen at all.
Is it worth the price?
You are paying for salt and coffee made by hand in small batches, and for fair pay to the people who make them. It costs what honest, handmade food costs.
Do I have to subscribe?
No. You order what you want, when you want, and reorder whenever you run low.
Blending and packing Golani Coffee by hand

Stay close to the makers

Meet the makers, hear their stories, and be first to know what they make next.

Bring Israel to your table, and keep these makers close.

Start with the salt, the coffee, or both. Use them, and order again when they run low.

Meet the makers