>>Kosher food in supermarkets? Unknown to me. In the Netherlands you have to live in one of the few jewish neighboorhoods to get kosher food. I guess that's one of the main reasons why orthodox jews live together in a jewish neighboorhood.
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>Yes, I actually wanted to tell the same to Ed. In NY, where he lives, there are many kosher stores and some supermarkets have kosher sections. In Milwaukee, there is only one kosher store (quite small) and it has not very convenient hours of operation. Some supermarkets have sections of kosher food - in some of them these sections are bigger (where more Jews live), in some smaller or no at all. So, to find kosher food in a such place may become a challenge. I'm sure in some states / places it's almost impossible.
Do you succeed (in eating kosher) these days?
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