Today is April 20, 2025 / /
Today is April 20, 2025 / /
FROM PHIL LEMPERT, SUPERMARKET GURU Decoding Food Labels: Food Gums Ever wonder what those “gums” on some food labels, especially allergy free products, actually are? Well decoding food labels is sometimes tricky, especially with an allergy in mind, so here are some of the most common and interesting gums found in allergy free products, as Continue Reading »
FROM PHIL LEMPERT, SUPERMARKET GURU Allergy free diets can be hard to navigate and sometime the list of ‘avoids’ is seemingly endless. SupermarketGuru has had a lot of experience in reading labels and understands they can be very tricky to navigate. We have selected a few common ingredients that, depending on the source, can be Continue Reading »
Today marks our 2000th article on the Kosher Nexus Daily Blog. Hey, whoda thunk it??!! The KN began as a print copy paper that came out three or four times per year. Many years later, look at where we are! With thousands of readers, we are honored to be a part of your life. And, Continue Reading »
FROM THE CHICAGO SUN TIMES They call matzo the “bread of affliction,” but for many, Passover food is a sought-after treat. During Passover, which starts at sunset Friday and runs through April 14, Jews in Chicago and worldwide avoid yeast breads and eat matzo, unleavened crackers made from just flour and water, to commemorate the Continue Reading »
May your matza balls float, may your brisket be juicy, may your charoset win awards, and may your kugels be fluffy. We hope that all of our pre-Pesach entries have been helpful to you as you got ready for yom tov. We wish all of our readers a chag kasher v’sameach- a kosher and happy Continue Reading »
FROM KOSHER TODAY, MONDAY, MARCH 26, 2012 Coca Cola Frustrates Some Consumers While Pepsi Cola Confuses Others Los Angeles…Kosher consumers here that were expecting to find Coca Cola for Passover on supermarket shelves were disappointed to learn that the coveted beverage would not be available this year in the State of California due to a Continue Reading »
Recently, a friend came back from the holy city of Brooklyn and reported that she had seen a store selling drain strainers in three packs. One was for dairy, one was for meat, and one was for pareve. Come on! Drain strainers??? Those things that sit in the bottom of the sink and keep stuff Continue Reading »
Located at #1 Shlomtzion Hamalka Street, in Jerusalem, this small restaurant is owned by the same people who own Angelica- our most fave upscale eatery in J Town. The Malka Grill is small and intimate and a most wonderful addition to the Jerusalem restaurant scene. Located a short walk from the Mamilla Mall and its Continue Reading »
Broccoli-Tangerine Pasta Salad by Meghan Pembleton Special for The Republic | azcentral.com 8 ounces pasta bow-ties or spirals 2 cups chopped broccoli florets 3 fresh tangerines or mandarin oranges 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil 2 tablespoons finely diced red onion Salt and pepper Cook pasta according to package directions, adding broccoli to the pot for Continue Reading »
FROM PHIL LEMPERT, SUPERMARKET GURU What are Vegetable Oils? Vegetable oils are oils extracted, from the seed or grain, usually with a petroleum-based solvent, to obtain a liquid fat for frying, baking or sautéing. Approximately 42 percent of a seed is oil. Oils can also be expeller pressed which is a more traditional, mechanical, way Continue Reading »
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