Kosher foods are those that conform to the regulations of kashrut (Jewish dietary law). Food that may be consumed according to halakha (Jewish law) is termed kosher (pronunciation: /koʊʃər/) in English, from the Ashkenazi pronunciation of the Hebrew term kashér (כָּשֵׁר, pronunciation: /kɑːʃɛər/), meaning "fit" (in this context, fit for consumption). Food that is not in accordance with Jewish law is called treif (Yiddish:טרײף, pronunciation: /treɪf/, derived from Hebrew:טְרֵפָהtrāfáh) meaning "torn."
Permitted and forbidden species
The Torah permits only animal species which both chew the cud and have cloven hooves Four animals are specifically identified as being forbidden for this reason; the hare, hyrax, camel, and pig — although the camel is a ruminant and has two toes, and the hare and hyrax are hind gut fermenters rather than ruminants.
The Torah lists winged creatures which may not be consumed, mainly birds of prey, fish-eating water-birds, and bats. The Torah permits any fish residing in "the waters" (seas and rivers) that has both fins and scales.
Attendees had the chance to bid on items and services, from kosher food shops, wig makers and stylists, art therapists and even kitchen appliances, all of which added an element of excitement and community spirit to the evening ... ....
The dietary and lifestyle certification segment, which includes certifications like Halal, Kosher, and free-form (gluten-free, allergen-free), is the fastest-growing category in the food certification market due to several compelling factors.
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The "intergenerational and family-friendly" event, hosted at the synagogue itself, will feature kosher foods made by local community members, live music, kids' crafts, a bagel-tasting challenge as well as cooking and dance classes.
“And it’s nice not worrying about the food being kosher or the clothes being modest.” We’re in the food court of the W Mall, its name short for “Williamsburg,” a brand-new glassy box on Flushing Avenue.
This weekend brings music from André 3000 and GWAR, illuminated art at 1708 Gallery's InLight, tasty kosher treats at the Jewish FoodFestival and the return of encounter WineFair....
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Although filled with typical items like clothing, toiletries, and food, the list is marked with cryptic symbols and letters, hinting at a hidden code ... Diving into the details, other symbols tell you about food rules.
Now, that dream is edging toward reality ... "We are surrounded by water ... The answer ... Lamb says the market will honor cultural and kosher dietary needs and will accept electronic food benefits (EBT) ... AmberOlesen is FLORIDA TODAY's food and dining reporter.
... contributions to America, and educating on Jewish diversity — and increasing access to kosher, halal and other foods in order to meet religious diet needs in government-funded feeding programs.".
Joyva, the fourth-generation family-owned kosher candy ... Over the years, the Passover and year-round kosher market boomed, and competitors filled store aisles with new snack foods, desserts and candies.
Joyva, the fourth-generation family-owned kosher candy ... Over the years, the Passover and year-round kosher market boomed, and competitors filled store aisles with new snack foods, desserts and candies.
... eat something kosher, and people would say, ‘What's that?’” Strauss said ... “When like, ‘but this isn't antisemitism’, ‘I'm like, but you're on a video of me talking about kosher food,’” Strauss said.
He attended synagogue services regularly, he prayed during the day, kept a kosher home, and brought kosher food to his office that was often perceived as so tasty by his non-Jewish colleagues that he ...
Colorado Springs Gazette
27 Oct 2024
Colorado Springs Gazette
27 Oct 2024