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IT’S A MAD, MAD, MAD MAD WORLD!

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IT’S A MAD, MAD, MAD MAD WORLD!

Posted on December 8, 2011

We were at a Bat Mitzvah party. The caterer was a well known New Jersey caterer with a very well known kosher certification. The party was on a Sunday early afternoon, and the food, therefore, was dairy. Instead of name cards showing the table, there were wrapped chocolate bars with the name of the Bat Continue Reading »

MORE OXYGEN!

Posted on December 7, 2011

Here is more of the product line up from Oxygen Imports: Beans, Seeds and Granola: Schnitzel Cover Bread Crumbs, Schnitzel Cover Garlic flavored, All Natural Oats, All Natural Millet, Mung Beans, All Natural Black Beans, Japanese Lemon Crumbs, Japanese Piquant Crumbs, Panko, All Natural Poppy Seeds, Zaatar in a Jar, Granola with Quinoa, Granola with Continue Reading »

OXYGEN IMPORTS (IT’S NOT WHAT YOU THINK!)

Posted on December 6, 2011

Oxygen Imports offers a whole of goodness! We have tried many of their products, and, frankly, we have not found one that we do not like. Products are OU certified and Kosher Nexus testified!! Oxygen Stir Fry Silan sauce- all natural, with dates, honey and ginger. A great sauce for stir fry or as a Continue Reading »

KOSHER COMES TO A SUPERMARKET IN BERLIN

Posted on December 2, 2011

Kosher food goes mainstream at Berlin supermarket By REUTERS As in the JPOST BERLIN – When shoppers in New York, London or Paris come across kosher food in their neighborhood supermarkets, it’s just one specialty product among many. When the same thing happens in Berlin, it’s a statement. Berlin’s Jewish community, decimated by the Holocaust, Continue Reading »

KOSHER ‘PORK’ COMING TO ISRAEL

Posted on December 1, 2011

Hamming it up: Kosher ‘pork’ coming soon By JEREMY SHARON JPOST Chief rabbi approves import of organic goose meat, which according to three non-Jewish chefs, tastes exactly like pork. If the dream of tasting pork – that most forbidden of forbidden foods – has always been yours, then dream no longer. And if you thought Continue Reading »

SUSAN’S GOURMET (CHEESE)

Posted on November 30, 2011

Twenty years ago, Susan’s Gourmet was started as a public service to help immigrants to the USA enjoy their basic Middle Eastern favorite foods. Finding the various Syrian cheeses was essentially impossible- no one made them! What was once easily found in the Shuk, was sorely missing in America. Fresh mozzarella curd is a staple Continue Reading »

PEREG- NOT JUST SPICES

Posted on November 29, 2011

We love Pereg spices. There used to be a Pereg store in Queens that was our favorite haunt. Just walking in was an olfactory wonder. Pereg now offers mixes, all of them OU. All are 100% natural, with no preservatives, no food coloring and no additives. Quinoa with veggies- dried carrots, potatoes, red bell peppers, Continue Reading »

RECANATI- AN ARTISAN WINERY

Posted on November 28, 2011

We generally like Recanati wines. We find most of them very pleasing and delightful on the palette. We first “discovered” Recanati wine in Israel, and followed up on it here in the States. In the RESERVES line, we like: RESERVE SINGLE VINYARD MERLOT- aged 14 months in French oak barrels. This is an elegant and Continue Reading »

AYALA HERBAL WATER WINS BEST NEW BEVERAGE AT KOSHERFEST

Posted on November 21, 2011

Ayala’s Herbal Water® wins BEST NEW BEVERAGE at Kosherfest Sparkling Ayala’s Herbal Water won the Best New Beverage Award at Kosherfest’s New Product Competition. Kosherfest is the largest and most important international kosher food trade show, where thousands of people come to see what is going on in the expanding kosher food world. The best Continue Reading »

ISRAELI TECHNOLOGY KEEPS BUGS OFF GROCERS’ SHELVES

Posted on November 18, 2011

Israeli Technology Keeps the Bugs Off Supermarket Shelves by TechIsrael Staff, While much of the work on expanding the food supply is taking place on farms and in labs, Israel’s Bio[pack] (http://www.biopack.biz/) is taking a different tack – preventing the loss of food after it’s been produced. Supermarkets and other food sellers lose a significant Continue Reading »