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FROM KOSHER TODAY (FEB 4, 2013) By Eda Kram, New Product Content Editor NEW YORK — Nearly 400 new items will appear on grocery shelves this Passover (eve of March 25th), according to an annual KosherToday review of new Kosher for Passover foods. Gluten-Free is once again leading the way as many of the Passover Continue Reading »
We have traveled throughout a large chunk of the world over the years. Some places are places we go back to often. In each of those places, we have our favorite hotel, a place where we feel most at home. Those hotels are always special to us for varying reasons, but the bottom line is Continue Reading »
As most people know, the OU does not use a DE designation on the products they certify. They claim it could lead to confusion. Hard to accept that, no? So many other agencies use the DE or ME designation, how confusing could it be? Here is a paragraph from the OU: What does DE mean? Continue Reading »
Here at the Kosher Nexus, we pride ourselves on our foodie credentials. When we saw this press release, we were intrigued. Then we read it and our dominant thought was, “Gosh, we hope it is trefe so that no one who keeps kosher will be tempted to spend that much money, money better spent on Continue Reading »
Dental care is a necessary part of your health and wellness. Being able to provide your own dental care is a great way to establish your self-sufficiency and save your family money. Basic Toothpaste Recipe • 1/2 cup Baking Soda • 1/2 cup Coconut Oil • Drops of Peppermint or Spearmint (optional) How to make Continue Reading »
Why Everyone’s Going Crazy for Greek Yogurt by Carlon Colker MD What’s all the buzz about Greek yogurt? At many markets, the shelves are full of Greek yogurt options. The luscious, creamy goodness just happens to be incredibly healthy. Greek yogurt is really just regular yogurt that undergoes a straining process using a cloth or Continue Reading »
One of the joys of flying Business Class on El Al is that you get some amazing meals during your flight. Over the many flights we have taken, one thing we know we can count on is mystery meat in the meat dish offered for dinner. The chicken looks and tastes like chicken. The fish Continue Reading »
The annual voting for the best kosher food blog has begun. Do a great chesed and vote for your good buddies here at the KN blog! http://www.joyofkosher.com/nomination-category/best-kosher-food-blog/?msg=votesuccess We thank you very much. Vote early, vote often, but vote!!
The story about the rabbanut in Israel not being able to do anything about a slaughterhouse where it appears that the animals are treated very cruely, is a shandeh- a huge disgrace. The rabbanut has no problem collecting money from kosher businesses even though the mashgiach seldom shows up. They have no problem flexing political Continue Reading »
No Matter How Cruel, Your Meat Is Still Glatt Kosher, Israel’s Chief Rabbis Say Shmarya Rosenberg • FailedMessiah.com The chief rabbis eat with a forked tongue. If a restaurant hires belly dancers or dresses its waitstaff in skimpy costumes, it can lose its kosher supervision. The same is true if it puts a Christmas tree Continue Reading »
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