Couple launch kosher food parcels to support the Jewish community
Dr Shara Cohen and Leon Pein set up the initiative for those who need it most
Review: Why Brighton’s back on the (kosher) holiday wish list
A trip to the Hove took the work out of our self-catering staycation
Six London kosher and vegan afternoon tea options
From mini bagels on Baker Street to a Bridgerton themed bash there’s plenty to choose from
Does this Israeli meat-free mince Redefine the plant-based menu?
Taste testing the 3D printed plant based protein that has finally made it into supermarket freezers
Twiglets approved by Sephardi Kashrut Authority
The very English stick-like snack has made it to the kosher menu
Keffiyeh clad man screams at kosher deli staff during altercation with customer
Staff at Yakov’s Kitchen defuse angry tirade
Peri good news for spice lovers
The KLBD has approved a range of products from Nando’s
Here’s nine of the hottest Jew-ish eats in London this summer
Don’t miss these treats — ranging from kosher high tea/smokehouse to al fresco feasts plus a tasty way to enjoy the Euros
The Whisky Event returns to Park Lane
Founder Abe Lubelsky launched the show to offer some ‘luxury’ to fans of the grain-based drink
Reubens to reopen – with a milky sibling
Central London’s kosher restaurant scene to be boosted by new cafe and rebuilt restaurant
Sweet news as Bendicks stays kosher
The beloved chocolate brand will keep its KLBD certification despite announcement in December stating otherwise
Hula hoops given kosher approval by SKA
Sephardi Kashrut Authority has added the potato snacks to its approved list
Bloom’s Viennas switch to Manchester supervision
Kosher food manufacturers Gilberts are moving to a new label – not for the first time
Perfect Pesach Seder wines picks
There’s so much more than sweet kiddush wine to choose from – have fun with these
Manischewitz appeals to non-Jews and millennials with new rebrand
The company is rethinking its iconic kosher packaging
Parashah of the week: Shemini
“Any animal that has a cloven hoof that is completely split into double hooves and which brings up its cud that one you may eat” Leviticus 11:4
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