Posts tagged: #seder

Vitamin D Deficiency & The Scoop On Supplements; Make Passover Seder More Sustainable; Science Improving Fruit Skins

Posted on April 11, 2017

People Popping Vitamin D: the NY Times Has The Scoop On Supplements Do you ever ask yourself if you should be taking vitamins? “Though scientists recognize that there are 13 vitamins that are essential for good health, there is no … Read More

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Jewish Food Society Preserving Tradition; Food From the Hearth and Heart; Food and Policy Impacts Restaurants and Workers; Global Dangers of Meat Industry

Posted on April 4, 2017

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Jewish Food Society Aims to Honor the Global Wonders of Jewish Food “Recently, over a bag of schmaltz-infused popcorn, 90 people came together in lower Manhattan to celebrate the formation of the Jewish Food Society, a new organization which aims … Read More

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