KosherSquared - August 2024
The best kosher restaurants in the world, a Jewish hotel & kosher cafe attacked for alleged "war crimes," Harvard expands kosher, and the wildly popular Indian bakery going back to its Jewish roots.
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A Culinary Journey Through The Best Kosher Restaurants In The World
Kosher dining has become a global culinary adventure, offering a spectrum of flavors that adhere to Jewish dietary laws while satisfying diverse palates. From the sun-soaked streets of Miami to the historic avenues of Paris, kosher restaurants are thriving, providing unique dining experiences.
As part of our ongoing "Best of Kosher" series, we have journeyed through some of the cities with the best kosher restaurants in the world, featuring standout establishments in Miami, Brooklyn, Lakewood, Paris, and Manhattan.
The Jewish Hotel & Kosher Cafe On The Lower East Side That Is Taking Incoming Due To Spurious “Allegations Of War Crimes”
In the heart of New York City’s Lower East Side, the Blue Moon Hotel and its Sweet Dreams Bakery Cafe have become the center of a heated controversy. Owned by Randy Settenbrino, the hotel is a cherished landmark that is celebrated for preserving the cultural heritage of Jewish immigrants. However, it recently found itself under siege after allegations surfaced against Randy’s son, Bram, who served in the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF). Activists have accused Bram of committing war crimes, igniting a maelstrom of protests and online attacks against the family-run establishment.
Harvard Expands Kosher Options In Dining Halls As It Seeks To Implement Recommendations Post-Protests
Harvard University has significantly expanded its kosher dining options, enhancing the culinary experience for students who observe Jewish dietary laws. Now, students will have hot kosher meals for lunch and dinner six days a week at the Hillel dining hall at Harvard, as well as two undergraduate dining halls — Annenberg Hall and Pforzheimer House. On Shabbat day, all three dining halls will have cold kosher food. The development comes after a decades-long advocacy effort for kosher food and is in line with one of the preliminary recommendations of the task force on antisemitism after the uproar in the wake of protests resulting in attacks on Jewish students.
The Immensely Popular Jewish Bakery In India That Is Going Back To Its Roots
Nestled in the vibrant New Market of Kolkata, Nahoum & Sons is a beloved Jewish bakery that has been a cornerstone of the city’s culinary scene for 122 years. Founded in 1902 by Nahoum Israel Mordecai, a Baghdadi Jew, this iconic establishment has garnered nearly 5,000 reviews, a testament to its enduring popularity and cultural significance. As one of the oldest surviving shops in Kolkata, Nahoum & Sons has become synonymous with the city’s festive spirit, especially during Christmas when its rich fruit cakes and plum cakes are an integral part of local celebrations. Now the fourth-generation owner of the bakery is removing chicken and closing the landmark on Shabbat.
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