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by Yona Levi
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Don’t stress when you fress, and don’t cheat when you eat.
From Reuben’s in London to Schmulka Bernstein’s in New York’s Lower East Side, delis are dropping like flies.
Cooking a carrot dish or making a scene? You decide.
What do the Jewish People and the television show “Game of Thrones” have in common?
Everything you ever wanted to know about kosher chopped liver.
According to schnitzologists there are many reasons for the strong Jewish connection to schnitzel.
No two cooks serve the exact same matzah ball.
At the average wedding, the sushi bar often has better attendance than the chuppah ceremony.
Including "Reverse Visiting Day" on which campers are sent home to visit their parents.
“Rugelach” is a Yiddish word that literally means “little twists.”
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