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NATIVE AMERICANS TO WORK AT KOSHER PLANT

Posted on July 6, 2005

Here is some interesting news we got from the Rapid City Journal.com. The article deals with a new Kosher beef plant to be owned by Rubashkin. Kosher meat packing plant planned By Steve Miller, Journal Staff Writer GORDON, Neb. — An Iowa meatpacking firm that has drawn fire from an animal-rights group has bought an Continue Reading »

MORE ON COTTONSEED OIL

Posted on July 5, 2005

We belong to a number of cooking sites. They are all filled with interesting chat. Here is something that we read on one list. We reprint it here with permission. This is a letter that was sent to Dr. Praeger’s and the response it got. I have been using your products for awhile because they Continue Reading »

GOOD FOOD NEWS

Posted on June 30, 2005

Here are two articles, one on ice cream and the other on low sugar watermelons, that we recently came across. We don’t know about you, but we were not at all surprised by the ice cream article. On the other hand, we certainly cheered the watermelon news. Food Trends: June 2005 By Denise Shoukas Ice Continue Reading »

NEW CHOCOLATE SPREADS

Posted on June 30, 2005

This just in from Kosher Today on line newsletter NEW PRODUCT SHOWCASE Bright Morning Introduces New Chocolate Spreads Bright Morning a leading Israeli chocolate spread manufactured by the Hashachar Haoleh Company, still managed and owned by descendants of the original founders, introduces three new chocolate spread flavors: Dark Chocolate (non-dairy), Cappucino & Chocolate and Milk Continue Reading »

PET FOOD RE-REDUX

Posted on June 29, 2005

This week’s issue of the on-line edition of Kosher Today correctly reports on an article in the spring issue of the Kashrus Kurrents (Star-K). The article there is full of good information. And then Kosher Today goes on to say: “Pet owners in recent years have benefited from several manufacturers of pet foods who have Continue Reading »

Chocolate Chip Cheesecake!

Posted on June 28, 2005

Oh boy! This is one EXCELLENT cheesecake! It freezes well too! Chocolate Chip Cheesecake 2 Cups finely crushed Oreo cookies 1/2 Cup melted margarine or butter 24 oz Cream Cheese – softened 1 – 14 oz can Sweetened Condensed Milk 3 Eggs 2 tsp vanilla 1-1/2 Cups MINI Chocolate Chips 1 tsp flour Preheat oven Continue Reading »

WE GET MAIL

Posted on June 27, 2005

Occasionally, here at the offices of the UTJ and in particular over in the Kosher Nexus wing of Earth Central (as call our suite of offices), we get mail. Sometimes the mail is funny, sometimes angry, and sometimes the mail brings a good question or two. Here are some of the questions we got: I Continue Reading »

GUESS I’LL GO EAT WORMS…….

Posted on June 24, 2005

Remember the old poem: “Nobody loves me, everybody hates me, guess I’ll eat some worms….?” Well, according to a story in the NY Times, soon people will have the chance to eat real, honest to goodness worms. Not us, of course, because the worms would not be kosher. Thank goodness for that!! A new candy Continue Reading »

UH OH, MORE BAD NEWS FOR WHITE BREAD

Posted on June 23, 2005

Fascinating story from Prepared Foods……… According to Tufts researchers, while the leading source of calories in the average American diet used to be from white bread, that may have changed. Sodas the Main Source of Americans’ Calories Prepared Foods June 20, 2005 enewsletter Now, according to preliminary research conducted by scientists at the Jean Mayer Continue Reading »

CRANBERRY JUICE- IT’S NOT JUST FOR BLADDER INFECTIONS ANYMORE!

Posted on June 22, 2005

Once again, here is another fascinating story from Prepared Foods Enewsletter: In the first clinical study of its kind, research shows that people who drink cranberry juice cocktail twice a day are three times more likely to suppress the bacteria that cause stomach ulcers than those who do not. With approximately 80% of stomach ulcers Continue Reading »