Four questions about the quirky Canadian affection for Passover Coke

Jeff Dobro pushed his empty grocery cart toward the very back of a Toronto-area Metro supermarket in March, looking for a two-litre object that only appears once a year. The businessman had actually been calling around to stores in his area for weeks beforehand, hoping to secure sufficient supply of his favourite soft drink. “I […]

A couple in Ottawa are now brewing flavoured craft beer that’s certified kosher

Jamie and Ben Shillow.

Shillow Beer Company, the only Ontario producer of flavoured, kosher craft beer, opened a brick-and-mortar location in Ottawa this summer. Ben Shillow, who co-founded the company with his wife, Jamie, considers the facility to be a “dream coming true.” Previously, operating for seven-and-a-half years as a contract brewery involved using a secondary company to produce […]

Expert shows how to keep produce kosher

Rabbi Yossi Eisen, chief administrator of the Five Towns and Far Rockaway kashrut agency in New York, recently spoke at various venues in Montreal about how to keep produce kosher.

Kashrut body gets major federal grant

The Jewish Community Council of Montreal, which certifies kashrut under the MK heksher, will receive a $695,000 federal grant toward its initiative to enhance food safety.

The Shabbat Table – Comfort me with chicken soup!

On days like today, there’s nothing better than serving up some haymishe chicken soup like Mom used to make. In this week’s edition of The Shabbat Table, Norene Gilletz provides you with some comforting chicken soup recipes that’ll cure all.

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