Israel's New Low-cost Coffee Chain to Offer NIS 5 Hanukkah Doughnuts

Announcement comes after rival chain, Roladin, described Cofix's products as 'junk'; Roladin sold doughnuts for NIS 8 each last year.

Adi Dovrat-Meseritz

Oct 21, 2013 3:54 PM

Cofix, Israel's new low-cost caf chain, which sells everything for NIS 5 (just over $1), announced this week that it had added another item to its menu: the NIS 5 doughnut.

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