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ISRAELI CRAFT BEERS COMING TO NEW JERSEY

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ISRAELI CRAFT BEERS COMING TO NEW JERSEY

Posted on November 13, 2013

FROM THE STAR LEDGER Sublime Imports in Dallas, Texas, may only be a small, two-man importer, but that isn’t stopping them from bringing in beer from the other side of the world. Concentrating mostly on Mediterranean breweries, Sublime has recently brought one of Israel’s first craft breweries to the shores of New Jersey. Malka, or Continue Reading »

JACKO’S STREET (RESTAURANT)

Posted on November 12, 2013

By day, Machaneh Yehudah, the Jewish shuk in Jerusalem, is a crazy and crowded warren of alleys packed with all manner of stores. Chances are, just about anything you want, you can buy in the shuk. One caveat, however, stay away on a Friday morning when the shuk gives new meaning to the phrase “like Continue Reading »

GLOW IN THE DARK ICE CREAM

Posted on November 11, 2013

***************** THIS IS NOT A KOSHER PRODUCT, BUT WE COULD NOT RESIST PUTTING IT ON THIS BLOG***************** Novelty foods are all the rage. Just look at the cronut craze that hit New York earlier this fall, with fans shelling out upwards of $100 and waiting hours in line for a taste of the new twist Continue Reading »

SOME WEIRD USES FOR VASELINE

Posted on November 8, 2013

FROM THE READY STORE Most often, we think of using Vaseline on scrapes and cuts. However, this most famous brand of petroleum jelly does have multiple other uses that can save you time and money. Robert A. Chesebrough was a chemist born in London and raised in New York. While he was visiting a large Continue Reading »

YOU GOTTA LOVE THIS ONE- BIG AD CAMPAIGN TO PUSH BROCCOLI

Posted on November 7, 2013

FROM THE NY TIMES The ad agency Victors & Spoils has created campaigns for some of the biggest brands in the food industry — Coca-Cola, Quiznos and General Mills among them. Until now, what they’d never done was try to figure out how to sell broccoli. Or any vegetables or fruits of any kind. This Continue Reading »

MODERN CHALLENGES IN KASHRUT TOPIC AT AKO CONFERENCE

Posted on November 5, 2013

FROM KOSHER TODAY (NOV 4, 2013) Major AKO Kashrus Conference Delves into Modern Challenges of Technology and change By Staff Reporters The annual conference of the Association of Kashrus Organizations (AKO), which traditionally takes place the day after Kosherfest, gathered more than 130 representatives of kashrus agencies from around the world. After an opening statement Continue Reading »

NOV 15- NATIONAL SLAWSA DAY

Posted on October 31, 2013

We hope you recall our review of Slawsa, one of the most innovative side dish/condiments we have ever tasted. We just can’t get enough of it! Quite frankly, there ain’t nuttin’ out there that even comes close! Now, check out this note we got from Julie Busha, company owner, director, marketing director and really nice Continue Reading »

ISRAELI GOURMET PRODUCTS ON AMAZON

Posted on October 30, 2013

Hi, my name is Michael Sela and I’m the owner of Alegria, a small delicatessen in Tel-Aviv. I would like to introduce you to some wonderful gourmet kosher products from Israel that I am positive will upgrade your cooking experience. First and foremost of these is our extra virgin Picual olive oil. The locally-cultivated Picual Continue Reading »

VEGETABLE CHEWING GUM?

Posted on October 29, 2013

FROM ALBANY BUSINESS REVIEW A business moving to New York’s Capital Region wants to give you all the health benefits of fruits and vegetables, without having to actually eat them (finally!). Fruitura, an Israeli start-up backed by private investors, plans to open U.S. production in East Greenbush. Fruitura’s business plan calls for extracting the cells Continue Reading »

BUT WILL COFFEE PRICES DROP?

Posted on October 28, 2013

Coffee Tumbles to Lowest Since March 2009 on Expanding Supplies By Luzi Ann Javier & Marvin G. Perez – Coffee fell to the lowest in more than four years as dry weather helps improve growing conditions in Brazil, the world’s largest producer and exporter. Most of Brazil’s growing areas will get sun this week, as Continue Reading »