A Meaty rinse

Please let this be true.  Now we can taste the forbidden meat AND make our breath minty fresh.
http://consumerist.com/2013/03/29/scope-introduces-bacon-mouthwash-with-a-mint-finish-just-before-april-1st/

I'm generally a fan of doing good things for the environment and the world - especially if I can make a snarky comment about it.  When I stumbled upon this site, it was just a head scratcher.  Apparently Green is now Kosher.  So buying a low emission vehicle is Kosher.

Well, taking steps to make the world a little better - sure, call it a mitzvah, but Kosher designation?  Get me a rabbi, so we can both make fun of this.

But it gets better.  KosherCar.com is plugging low emission cars - fine - good for them.  But they go one step further, and give the reasons why.  And I'll take the liberty of cutting and pasting from their site.

Here are 8 reasons why Jews (and like-minded people) should step-up to a special responsibility to reduce oil dependence by only driving kosher cars.
Because oil dependence and climate change are serious problems, these 8 reasons are deliberately facetious -- yet have some serious undertones.

Jews should drive kosher cars because:
8) It's what Moses (and Jesus) would do.
7) It will enable you to forgive yourself for all those years you drove gas-guzzling, earth-polluting cars.
6) Mentches drive kosher cars.
5) You'll be a car maven and role-model in your community -- your Jewish mother will kveln and your friends will admire you.
4) Hummers and gas-guzzling SUVs are gehshtorbin.
3) You won't feel guilty for driving treyf in traffic.
2) Driving a kosher car is a mitsve.
1) The number 1 reason for buying a kosher car is, it's the right thing to do...

http://www.koshercar.com/why
(Because Moses and Jesus drive green)

Cure for the Jewish Nose

Because it's just too funny.  And they guy who produced the video is kinda-sorta related to me.

Can you eat me now?

So, now we can finally order takeout on Shabbos.  Introducing the KOSHER PHONE!  Apparently it is a telephone which can be used on the day of rest.

http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/154153#.UL5k0obNl3g

And seriously, even if I had a phone I was allowed to use on Shabbos - everyone I know is praying - so what's the point?

And the question of the hour - how does it taste?

You're Welcome!

From one misunderstood society to another - please keep that General Tso's chicken coming - we just can't get enough.

Kosher Pork! Finally! Oh - Wait...

 A wonderful piece from the New Yorker about some mislabeling at a local supermarket in Queens. 

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/newsdesk/2011/07/kosher-pork-in-sunnyside.html

The mistake was fixed, but this could have been the opportunity for a guilt free taste!

Because it goes with everything.

Because it's Brilliant! Thank you J&D!