Today is January 31, 2025 / /
Today is January 31, 2025 / /
We have no clue if any of this is true or not. We have our doubts, but it looks good. Someone sent this to us, so we pass it along: Whole Food Signatures Referred to in the classical period of Rome as the “Law of Similarities” it is now called by scientists, “Teleological Nutritional Targeting”. Continue Reading »
It used to be you had two choices: sugar or artificial sweetener that left a bad taste in your mouth. Then the artificial sweeteners began to proliferate: the pink packet, the yellow packet, the blue packet, the green packet…. (Ok, we made up that last one. Or at least we think we made it up. Continue Reading »
Our good friends over on Kosher Blog wrote about this wonderful company back in June. Shame on us for not picking up the ball!! Glatt on demand is a super service. You know they must be great when you read the reviews people have written and discover that right here in NYC, people get meat Continue Reading »
We thought that this piece was important enough to reprint here, even though it is not at all about matters kosher………….. Energy-Saving Bulbs Causing Migraine Headaches Posted Jan 2nd 2008 10:08AM by Tim Stevens Filed under: Green Tech Compact fluorescent bulbs, the twisted looking replacement lights that use as little as one fourth the power Continue Reading »
From Uncluttered.com- Uncluttering your refrigerator’s crisper Apples: According to the Purdue Horticulture Dept., apples are best stored in plastic bags with air holes in a 30-32ËšF refrigerator. They recommend putting them on shelves instead of the crisper drawer to permit proper circulation and humidity. Do not freeze. Bananas: From Chiquita Banana, “To slow the ripening Continue Reading »
The following appeared on YNET and on the JTA on Monday, Dec. 31, 2007 Selling falafel to Eskimos Think it’s impossible to sell ice to Eskimos? Try selling falafel in Alaska? Tovit Nayzer Published: 12.31.07, 13:44 / Israel Culture If you compare Nadav Weiss, 30, to a salesperson selling ice to Eskimos, he will laugh. Continue Reading »
From AOL: Introduced to much fanfare in 2006, Coke Blak was Coca-Cola’s attempt at mixing Coke with coffee. An eight-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola Blak contained 46 milligrams of caffeine. In late August, after just one year on the market, it was announced that Coca-Cola will discontinue the drink once supplies run out. **************** Hey, whoda Continue Reading »
We do not go to the butcher store very often. We don’t eat a lot of meat, so it is often some time in between butcher store visits. Well, talk about “sticker shock!” We stopped in a busy butcher store in Queens, NY and almost fainted at the price of meat. When we were growing Continue Reading »
The following article appeared in Kosher Today on Dec 24th. Conservative Rabbi Prevails in Securing Kosher Food at Hockey Games Margate, FL… Rabbi Paul Plotkin, the rabbi of the Conservative Temple Beth Am, is a passionate fan of the NHL team the Florida Panthers. For the past 4 years, he has made steady gains in Continue Reading »
The following just came in from the London Bet Din: Irish Whiskey should only be consumed if it has a Hechsher or has been Rabbinically approved. The following brands are now approved: Midleton Powers Paddy Jameson Tullamore Dew The LBD continues to allow all types of Scotch Whisky. LBD Kashrut Division www.kosher.org.uk
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