Today is November 26, 2024 / /
Today is November 26, 2024 / /
By Stephanie Cain Shopping for maple syrup may get a bit easier—and clearer—for consumers and buyers alike. The International Maple Syrup Institute recently submitted a proposal to the U.S. Department of Agriculture to standardize maple syrup grading. Currently, grading is determined at the state level, and varies in terms of coloring and percent of light Continue Reading »
Imagine two of the most popular vegetables — kale and Brussels sprouts. Now imagine Frankenstein-ing them together to create one super vegetable. Turns out, Tozer Seeds, a British vegetable breeding company, is one step ahead of you. They’ve developed a Brussels-kale hybrid that they’re calling Kalettes™, which shoppers will be able to find in supermarkets Continue Reading »
Who has not had cold, leftover pizza for breakfast? Here’s a recipe that improves on that old standby. Ingredients Original recipe makes 6 servings cooking spray 3 slices leftover pizza, cut into 3/4-inch squares 4 eggs, beaten 1 cup milk 1 (8 ounce) package shredded mozzarella cheese 1/3 cup chopped onion 3 tablespoons butter, melted Continue Reading »
REVIEW BY PHIL LEMPERT, SUPERMARKET GURU No Artificial Colors No Artificial Flavors No Artificial Preservatives Peanut Free Milk Free Tree Nut Free Kosher Vegetarian Vegan You’re going to love these – just the right mix of sugar, cinnamon and salt, in perfect balance with each other. These are light and crispy and fun to eat. Continue Reading »
There is a new cola in Israel called Eco Cola. Also known as the “green” cola, the drink is very expensive. An American sized can goes for $1.75 in the supermarket. (Almost vending machine price!). A six pack of small, half size cans goes for about $6.00. The cola claims that it only contains “natural Continue Reading »
FROM KOSHER TODAY How Forgiving Were Consumers on Taste on Passover? By KT Staff Reporters 05.13.14 -NEW YORK — The flavors were definitely off. Sweeteners had an after-taste and even Greek Yogurt did not taste the same. Despite the plethora of new items this past Passover, manufacturers and retailers received many complaints, so much so Continue Reading »
FROM JERUSALEM KOSHER The Jerusalem Rabbinate reports that the Olam HaMamtakim candy store in the Jerusalem Central Bus Station is no longer under its supervision. The store refuses to return the teudat hechsher. To read the original Hebrew update you may find the document on Google Drive
A long time institution at the foot of Keren Hayesod Street where it meets King David and Jabotinsky streets, Cupa Joe was a great place to congregate and conversate. With free wireless, many people would sit for hours enjoying the ambiance of the place as they trolled the alleyways of the internet. Cupa Joe was Continue Reading »
Patatas Bravas with Aioli This classical potato dish is served throughout Spain—it could be their most popular appetizer. The potatoes are paired with a smooth dipping sauce—the combination is comforting, flavorful, and simple at the same time. This is a great side dish for BBQ season. Times Prep Time : 25 min Ready Time : Continue Reading »
Independence Day is a special day. People walk on the streets carrying Israeli flags. It is not unusual to see groups of people break into spontaneous dancing together, especially on Emek Refaim. Someone noted that all of Israel on Independence Day appears to be on fire. Why? That is what you get when millions of Continue Reading »
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