The World’s First Kosher Cheeseburger Is Here
The trail-blazing Impossible Burger, the world’s only kosher cheeseburger, created sustainably, is now officially on the Orthodox Union’s kosher database registry.
All Your Questions About Jews And Chocolate Answered
Albert Einstein’s childhood chocolate cup, courtesy of the Leo Baeck Institute.
Did Jewish refugees bring the art of chocolate making to Bayonne, France? What is a chocolate stone? Was George Jefferson a big chocolate drinker? What’s the difference between slow chocolate and fast chocolate?
2 New Kosher Restaurants Opening On The Jersey Shore
The Jersey Shore isn’t exactly the most Jewish place. Unlike the boardwalk on Miami Beach, or Cleveland, Ohio, the Jersey Shore is known for its pizza joints and salt water taffy than its kosher diners.
Quai James Does Teshuva At Jewish Soup Kitchen
Quai James is setting an example for how to move on after making a mistake. The 25-year-old from Yonkers who posted a viral video mocking and berating a young Hasidic boy, along with a subsequent, equally viral apology, spent some time volunteering at Masbia, a Jewish soup kitchen.
Kosher Pizza And Sushi: An Orthodox Love Story
Judaism is a highly food-centric religion. Maybe the most food-centric of all the religions. Every holiday has its own special foods, every food has its own special blessing, or bracha, before and after eating.
