kashrut

From an unfamiliar brew to a morning staple, explore how coffee intertwined with Jewish life over centuries.

Since the age of ten, Shimon Keinan has been making shofars and has never stopped. Discover what makes this craft complex, and why so many invalid shofars still sell.

What knowledge did the Torah convey thousands of years ago that a human could not have possibly known? This time: A secret from the animal kingdom.

Israel's Chief Rabbi recently declared cultured meat as pareve. Yet, dietitian Maya Rozenman suggests keeping it apart from dairy for health advantages.

As Passover approaches, halachic questions arise: Can medicines containing chametz be consumed? Should wheat flour be burned? Do disposable napkins and cutlery require special kosher certification? Rabbi Yosef Zritzky provides clear answers.

How does the Torah declare a scientific fact that could potentially be disproven? And do we establish kosher laws based on assumption?

Discover why it's crucial to purchase kosher sufganiyot and what to look for when buying dairy versions. Find all the answers in this article.

Discover the kashrut differences between green and brown almonds, why they exist, and why their blessings differ.

Discover how salt moves from the sea to your table and its Halachic implications

Ensuring proper meat kashrut during Passover: What you need to know about beef and poultry

A visual guide to inspecting fresh mushrooms for optimal kosher consumption

If you think that the laws of the Shemitah year are primarily intended for farmers, you should read the following article. Rabbi Shai Amar explains how we should properly prepare for the Shemitah year

Israeli produce that changes ownership creates a serious problem. How? Hundreds of cucumbers in a box, some requiring tithing and some not – what to do? The creative solutions of kashrut supervisors

Perfect teeth sometimes hide problematic gums. Garlic cloves perfectly cover the teeming safari underneath, and when the onion also hides guests under its layers, the celebration is complete. Peeling prevents tears

Many households are unaware of the mitzvot related to tithes and offerings. Before beginning, let's familiarize ourselves with two fundamental concepts: Tevel and Demai.