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1. oukosher.org › blog › consumer-kosherHow is Cheese Made Kosher - OU Kosher Certification

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   May 10, 2022 · Why is kosher hard cheese so expensive? The cost of sending rabbinic field representatives to far-flung places to supervise hard-cheese production for days on end is significant. Kosher cheese manufacturers will naturally need to charge more for their products to cover the costs involved.

2. oukosher.org › faqs › why-is-kosher-hard-cheese-soWhy is kosher hard cheese so expensive? – Kosher Questions ...

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   Why is kosher hard cheese so expensive? The cost of sending rabbinic field representatives to far-flung places to supervise hard-cheese production for days on end is significant. Kosher cheese manufacturers will naturally need to charge more for their products to cover the costs involved.

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4. www.jewishpress.com › indepth › interviews-andNot Your Grandmother’s Kosher Cheese - The Jewish Press

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   Dec 16, 2020 · High-end kosher cheeses were hard to come by in America in decades past, but Brent Delman – founder and owner of “The Cheese Guy” brand – has aimed to change that. The Jewish Press ...

5. www.thejc.com › lets-talk › allWhy is kosher food so expensive? - The Jewish Chronicle

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   Apr 10, 2018 · We hear a lot from our religious bodies about their desire for more British Jews to keep kosher, and about their intent to make eating kosher food more affordable.

6. www.bbc.com › news › business-51107136Why is kosher food soaring in popularity? - BBC

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   Sales of kosher accredited food is booming around the world, with more and more firms getting in on act.

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7. oukosher.org › blog › consumer-kosherKosher Cheese - OU Kosher Certification

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   Jun 13, 2013 · Some wonder why kosher cheese is so expensive. Although most kashrus agencies are not privy to the product’s profit margin, it is clear that the amount of work involved to obtain the final product is immense.

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   Is cheese kosher?

   • As with any food, all of the ingredients in the cheese as well as the equipment used during the manufacturing process must be kosher. However, a special rule in Jewish Law makes kosher certification of cheese a bit more challenging: cheese is only deemed kosher when made under continual, onsite rabbinic supervision.

   How is Cheese Made Kosher - OU Kosher Certification

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   Is kosher food going upscale?

   • Mr Lubinsky says he is pleased to see kosher food branch out from the Jewish classics and "go upscale". "It's not your chopped liver and stuffed cabbage any more," he adds. Sales of kosher accredited food is booming around the world, with more and more firms getting in on act.

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   Is kosher food becoming more popular among non-Jewish shoppers?

   • With the number of people attending up 800 from the year before, and 300 new products on display, Menachem Lubinsky, chief executive of event organiser Lubicom, said that demand for kosher food was growing strongly among non-Jewish shoppers. "Kosher food appeals to a more health-conscious consumer," he says. "It's like a new generation of kosher.

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   How long does it take to make kosher cheese?

   • Thus, aside from supervising the cheese manufacturing process, the rabbinic field representatives often need to supervise the kasherization of each plant before every kosher production. This can take days to complete, and it is not simple work. The kashrut rules for cheese are among the most mysterious to the average kosher consumer.

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   How kosher is food?

   • It's different from those who have been there for many years, the basic kosher staples." The centre of the world's kosher food sector is the US. For while only 2% of Americans are Jewish, some 7.5 million people, a study by the Quartz business news website found that 41% of all packaged food in the US is certified kosher.

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   Why do people eat Kosher food?

   • Explanations for this include a perception that kosher food is cleaner or healthier, or people's desire for assurance than a product does not include potential allergens such as shellfish. It also offers certainty for vegans, such as in the example of Oreo cookies, which prior to their switch to kosher in the late 1990s contained lard (pork fat).

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9. cheesescientist.com › stories › is-cheese-kosherIs Cheese Kosher? (Can Jewish People Eat Cheese?)

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   Oct 1, 2024 · The consensus became clear: for cheese to be kosher, the rennet must come from kosher sources. This ruling stems from the fact that even a small amount of a non-kosher ingredient, such as animal rennet, can render the entire product non-kosher, according to Jewish law.