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Keeping Kosher

All food served at Baycrest is kosher. This means only kosher meats and products are used, meat and dairy meals are kept separate, and all dishes and utensils must be used according to the laws of kashruth (Jewish dietary rules).

 

 

Three Meals a Day and Much More

• Keeping Kosher
• Meal Service
• Having Company During Meals
• Eating “Out”
• About Bringing Outside Food In
• Cafeteria
• Women’s Auxiliary Café