Comments on: Sederlicious Roundup http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/ Jews, Food, and Contemporary Issues Fri, 05 Dec 2008 04:17:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Debs http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5407 Debs Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:47:10 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5407 I read it as maybe not the strictest form of kosher, so if you keep very strictly kosher, call them to see if it's acceptable for you. (Hmm, considering how long it takes to get to the meal, Passover seems like a good fit for "slow food" in more ways than one!) <a href="http://food.gofrolic.org" rel="nofollow">Food Is Love</a> I read it as maybe not the strictest form of kosher, so if you keep very strictly kosher, call them to see if it’s acceptable for you.

(Hmm, considering how long it takes to get to the meal, Passover seems like a good fit for “slow food” in more ways than one!)

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]]> By: Leah Koenig http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5406 Leah Koenig Tue, 08 Apr 2008 22:32:01 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5406 I wondered that too, NancyH - I *think* they are using the term kosher in the broad sense - meaning fit for consumption. So kosher by Slow Food standards would mean "acceptable" according to Slow Food's philosophies about eating. I wondered that too, NancyH - I *think* they are using the term kosher in the broad sense - meaning fit for consumption. So kosher by Slow Food standards would mean “acceptable” according to Slow Food’s philosophies about eating.

]]> By: NancyH http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5405 NancyH Tue, 08 Apr 2008 18:40:31 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/sederlicious-roundup/#comment-5405 Does anyone know what “kosher by slow food standards” means? I looked at the link and it didn't say - I'm curious. Does anyone know what “kosher by slow food standards” means? I looked at the link and it didn’t say - I’m curious.

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