Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – October 8, 2007
In Washington DC this week? Take a ride over to the Hillel at Georgetown University and join them for the grand opening of new...
All-Organic Kosher Supermarket to Debut in Brooklyn
Individuals are becoming more health conscious and are opting for quality and fresher products and choose their local health and organic supermarket to do their weekly grocery shopping over the traditional grocery store.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web — July 3, 2007
Good news comes to those who wait - beginning this summer Jelly Belly jelly beans will be certified kosher by the Orthodox Union. And in other...
Shechita Crisis in Europe: Entire Teams Infected with COVID-19
This has affected production throughout Europe and is slowing meat processing and packing down to a halt.
New Steakhouse Completes Triumvirate of Outstanding Kosher Eateries in Boca
Butcher Block Grill Serves Fresh Ingredients and Kosher Meats in Style
Gold Medal Flour Being Recalled Due to Possible Risk of E-Coli
The recall was issued due to the discovery of possible E. coli O26 during sampling of the product.
High Court Delays Decision on Prohibiting Entry of Chametz at Israeli Hospitals During Passover
A response by the State is required by June 1, 2019; that is, a month and a half after the upcoming Passover holiday.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web — June 4, 2007
They say the best way to watch a baseball game is with food in one hand and a soft drink or beer in the...
Kosherfest Israel
The food and hotel industries in Israel are gathering at the end of the month for the Israeli version of Kosherfest.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 5, 2007
Across the Atlantic, Scotland's only kosher restaurant, L'Chaim, is getting high praise for its latkes and chopped liver. Conversation over this past week was about...
With Expected Domestic Travel Surge, OU Kosher Publishes Guide for Food & Travel
Orthodox Union (OU) Kosher, the world’s largest kosher certification agency, has launched a free online kosher food and travel guide to help Jews follow dietary and ritual observance while away from home.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – June 18, 2007
What do you do if you find yourself living outside an Orthodox community - or in a community too small to have a kosher...
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – August 6, 2007
Fans of the New Hampshire Fisher Kats had an extra treat at their most recent ballgame...
Update on Kashrut of Entenmann’s and Other Bimbo Bakeries Products
Marc Gottlieb received a detailed response as to which Bimbo Bakery products will be losing their Kashrut certification and which ones will keep them...
Bnei Brak Offering Free Cholent to Lure Unvaccinated Yeshiva Students – Free Coke, Too
Reports of a yeshiva student who received five doses of cholent by mistake.
Jerusalem Chief Rabbi Vindicates Shmita Land Sale Permits, Contradicting Religious Zionist Rabbis
Both methods were devised as legal fictions to go around the literal wording of the mitzvah of shmita.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – May 14, 2007
South Africa's The Star newspaper has a review of a Johannesburg restaurant called The Bario. From exquisite sushi to imaginative salads to regal burgers...
Matzot Back To Egypt
Matzot produced in Israel will be heading back to Egypt, where the Israelites first produced matzah in their haste to leave ancient Egypt.
A Kosher Delicious Pesach With Tnuva’s Delectable Dairy
The huge selection of Tnuva’s delicious kosher l’Pesach dairy products is truly a feast for the eyes.
Guiding the Kosher Wine Consumer
Looking for a great gift for the wine maven in your life? Look no further. Daniel Rogov has what you are looking for with...
Star-K’s Kashrus Seminar To Benefit Polish Jewry
Prior to the outbreak of World War II, Poland contained the second largest Jewish community in the world, with nearly 3.5 million Jews.
Nestle Invests Heavily In Ethnic Markets
Tel Aviv - Nestleis heavily invested in Israel through its significant ownership of Osemand other ventures, and may very well be a leader in aggressively pursuing ethnic markets in general.
Manischewitz Promises A Passover With Tam Tams
SAN FRANCISCO - They're baaack. Duly chastened by the Great Tam Tam Crisis of spring '08, the Manischewitz Company went into overdrive and will have plenty of the crunchy six-sided unleavened crackers available this Passover season.
From Argentina To France To Striving For Delicious Gluten Free Baked Goods, A...
Intent on her goal of using all natural ingredients, it comes as no surprise that many of Las Delicias’s products are dairy because they are made with real butter, although most of the gluten free items are pareve.
Illinois, Arizona, Take Steps to Reverse Ben & Jerry’s Israel Boycott
"There is a name for people who don’t want to do business with Jews, and the name is anti-Semite."
Pesach – Let My People Cook!
Pesach. Ahhh. All that scrubbing, all that shopping, and most of all, all that cooking! How is it possible to keep Pesach costs to a minimum, while still maintaining a wide variety of foods that are both tasty and attractive? And how is it possible to keep Pesach cooking (relatively!) healthy, delicious, and even matzo meal and gluten free?
Armani Hotel Dubai to Host First Kosher Restaurant in UAE
The restaurant will be operated under the rabbinical supervision of Rabbi Levi Y. Duchman, rabbi of the UAE, who has certified the venue with glatt-kosher and pas Yisroel.
Jerusalem Kashrut Supervisors Force ‘Crave’ Restaurant to Rename Lamb Bacon Dish
Ah, if only Yoni Van Leeuwen could SMS Yalta, she'd teach that kashrut inspector a thing or two.
Belgian Jews Adjust To Shechita Ban
That provinces within Belgium, the law-making capital of Europe, have passed this type of anti-religious measure is an affront to the European values we all hold so dear.
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