Here in the metro NYC area, there is one organization whose sole raison d’etre is to help Jews (and others) in need. Metropolitan Council on Jewish Poverty is an amazing organization. There is hardly an area of life in which they do not offer help- from living quarters to jobs to groceries and cooked food. Continue Reading »
This bit comes from Kashrus Magazine, and we thank them for bringing this to everyone’s attention. This is truly a scandal! “A distributor of frozen tilapia fillets, a product of China, has been discovered to have glued patches of skin to the fish, making people assume that the patches identify the fillets as kosher fish.” Continue Reading »
This recipe comes from Betty Crocker. 1 box of brownie mix prepare as per box instructions Heat oven to 350 degrees F. Line two 9 inch round pans with foil. Grease bottom with cooking spray. Make the brownie mix as directed on box, except divide the batter evenly between the two pans. Bake as per Continue Reading »
From Kosher Today (June 1, 2009): Less than 5% of Kosher Certified Products Abandon Kashrus Symbols New York…The announcement by Johnson & Johnson that it was dropping the Kof-K symbol from its Listerine Pocketpaks is a rare occurrence, according to kashrus agencies. Less than 5% of all manufactured products that are certified kosher ever drop Continue Reading »
COCA COLA (OU) Black Cherry Vanilla Cherry Coke Coca Cola Classic CRYSTAL LIGHT (OK) Apple Mango Berry Pomegranate Cherry Limeade Lemonade Lemon Lime Orange Pineapple Ice Passionfruit Peach Mango Raspberry Ice Raspberry Lemonade Strawberry Kiwi Strawberry Banana Tangerine Lime Wild Strawberry DR. PEPPER (CRC) Dr. Pepper Cherry Vanilla FANTA (OU) Apocalyptic Ice Banana Banana Split Continue Reading »
This story comes from Kosher Today (June 1, 2009) Topps Official Finally Gets His Kosher Certification Ari Weinstock, the Director of Marketing, for Bazooka Candy Brands, always felt that his company was missing a golden opportunity by not going kosher. But the company management prior to its sale to an investment group was not interested. Continue Reading »
Here is an amazing new product: Yovation. What is it, you ask? It is a premium probiotic frozen yogurt. The product starts with traditional, live and active yogurt cultures. They then add a probiotic culture called Ganenden BC30. Ganenden BC30 is thought to increase the body’s immune response to colds and the flu. Yovation, certified Continue Reading »
1/4 cup Dijon mustard 2 Tablespoons honey 1 Teaspoon dried oregano leaves 1/8 Teaspoon ground red pepper (ie, cayenne) 4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts Turn on your BBQ grill and heat to medium. In a small bowl, mix the mustard, honey, oregano and pepper. Brush on the chicken. Put chicken on the grill. Cover. Cook Continue Reading »
With these good wishes, we break for a few days. We hope you have a wonderful yom tov. There is an old folk tale that says that at midnight on Shavuot, the sky opens and in the vortex of the split a sefer torah appears. Wishes made at that moment, according to the tale, are Continue Reading »
Located at 24 Emek Refaim, this middle of the road restaurant features good food, excellent service, and moderate prices. If you go to Joy (and, yes, it is Beer and not Bar), be sure to try the freshly fried sweet potato chips served with warm maple syrup poured over them. It is a sublime taste Continue Reading »
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