Alan Liskov

aliskov.bsky.social

13 October 2026 15:28

That said, this is not that big a deal. Just put the disclaimer on your signage etc.

Alan Liskov

aliskov.bsky.social

13 October 2026 15:28

I think even that justification doesn't quite work since what's kosher enough for some Jews would still be traiff to others (e.g. Glatt vs other standards). I think if you are buying food for someone you know keeps kosher you just have to ask them what places work for them.

Andrew Robbins

robbinsa.me

13 October 2026 15:27

rare title pun justifying the article

David Kravitz

duddy17.bsky.social

13 October 2026 15:27

Agree, however "schmear campaign" is

AkivaMCohen

akivamcohen.bsky.social

13 October 2026 15:24

This is, in fact, a good consumer protection law, intended to avoid consumers being confused about whether the food is kosher. Which absolutely happens. I CANNOT tell you how many times friends and family have been sent non-kosher deli for a shiva, work meal, etc