Tag: kosher

I once lived on a kibbutz in Israel for a year. The saddest sound I ever heard was a...

This story is about the cultivated meat industry, the environmental impacts, and what the Jewish community is thinking on this revolutionary discovery

All about keeping kosher and lists of what is necessary in order to be kosher. It also includes why it may be better for the environment.

Israel is the global hotspot for alternative meat technology.

The quinoa craze turned what was once a cheap, nourishing staple diet for Bolivians and Peruvians into an unaffordable...

It happened. I am officially addicted to making ice-cream in my Vitamix machine. It arrived about six weeks ago by courier. At first I didn’t think that it would become such a staple in my life. It’s a high-powered blender, after all.

Over here in the Cradle of Humanity Jews are ardently building their sukkahs. The serious ones are already finished....

The European Commission (EC) approved a pork-based feedstock for farm-raised fish.  Next year, your mullet and trout might contain...

The European Commission (EC) approved a meat-based feedstock for farm-raised fish.  Next year, your mullet and trout might contain...

A natural tomato based alternative to the “Southamptom Six” — Red 40 and five other petroleum-based synthetic food dyes – were found by Southampton University researchers to be linked with childhood reactions including temper tantrums, aggressiveness, kicking, screaming and a lack of self-control. Children are particular susceptible to the effects of Red 40, while in adults it might cause nervousness, migraines or an upset stomach.

As we learn from Starbucks and their new sustainable approach of using a red beetle to color their pink drinks...

Starbuggs? Starbucks is now turning to natural food colorings, using bugs? The bad news for vegans and those who...