WHAT'S INSIDE A KOSHER REFRIGERATOR??

[@amandabunson8508]

I wish we had more kosher delis and groceries in my area 😩

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Same! I was so spoiled growing up in LA

[@jessieklein6361]

I'd be really interested in a Collab between you and a orthodox women (e.g. jar of fireflies)

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

That would be fun!

[@jessieklein6361]

@@MyJewishMommyLife thanks for replying! Looking forward to it

[@mbutler2905]

I wish I lived in the states! I live in Israel but I’m an Orthodox Jew and love your channel 🥰

[@MultiRiekie]

Me too!!! I love Channa's videos

[@saraschneider6781]

@@MyJewishMommyLife Jar of Fireflies is awesome!

[@moniq914]

You're my new favorite channel. Thank you for sharing your kosher style fridge, I have been trying to take on lifestyle changes earnestly without feeling like I'm breaking every single rule in my efforts. Thank you.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

So glad you liked this one! Thank you 🙏

[@deniscioara2394]

Marion , I want to ask you if you want to film a video about how to recognize kosher food label if you’re into a grocery store ? Thank you for your kindness 🤗😊

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Love that idea!

[@ciellgr]

in the video she said 3:27 timestamp

[@x0xTHLover4Lifex0x]

It has an orthodox union stamp doesnt it? A u with a circle around it

[@amazingabby25]

x0xTHLover4Lifex0x yes, but for some people UO kosher is not good enough, chabad and above wouldn’t do it for example, but orthodox would

[@suzannenapolitano5480]

I Love the LORD GOD All Mighty HOLY One of 🇮🇱 ISRAEL , YAH!

[@lizarce272]

Sooo are you Really Kosher?? Isn’t Kosher, Kosher, not what works for you? Really curious.

[@tstieber]

Love this! Always looking to up our kashrut game. We also stand behind your values big time, and we also accept most hechshers but always feel a little bit better about an O-U. We could definitely organize our fridge better! Also love those nondairy pudding and yogurt options. And that passion fruit juice looks sooo good! I hate margarine but just discovered Country Crock Plant Butter, which has the O-U certification. Can't wait to try it

[@RB-dc2mp]

Thank you so much for showing your fridge. My family has recently discovered our Jewish roots and have begun easing into Kosher. Our kitchen is very similar to yours, so I'm relieved to see we're on the right track.

[@cherylmarshall6874]

🌺Good morning Miriam! Thanks for your video. You look so lovely. Can you tell me what Glatt Kosher means? I've been shopping at a GK supermarket near me in NYC. We can't eat dairy and it makes it easier to buy Parve items. My sons love the Chocolate layer cakes and Mandel Bread . I buy their salmon and chicken as well. Thank you very much. Peace 🌸

[@davidstein8753]

Great promo for Moti’s Market on Boiling Brook Pkwy in Rockville, MD. Friendly tip…. Shop at Moti’s several days Before any Jewish holiday. One year I went the day before Passover and literally got NHL board checked by a grandma looking for a brisket….

[@barbswartz3022]

I live near there. And am Jewish. Just not religious anymore.

[@bel31670]

Sadly to say KZbin is showing Christian propaganda advertisements before your videos.. Your videos are so lovely in showing how beautiful Judaism is.. My HaShem continue to bless you and your family..

[@lauracook9848]

Would love to see a video on some shabbos slow cooker ideas! Great video ❤

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Love that idea!

[@thedharmiccoach6241]

I'm not Jewish but love your channel and learning about others' faiths and traditions. Thanks for the great videos.

[@chanakorn9449]

The scary part is if you cook not kosher chicken meats organic but not koshered the right way your kitchen is not kosher ask your rabbi.

[@philippapay4352]

Oh my goodness, I had not even thought about Rosh Hashanah being near yet. September is chock-a-block with holidays beginning to end. LOL. I love grape leaves, too. It is interesting for me to see that, though I do not keep kosher and cannot imagine doing so, I could eat very happily in your home because what you choose looks healthy, fresh and is all to my taste. You are wise to shop for the week or any holidays within it, so as not to have a lot of food waste and little clutter. I like that you have the intention of keeping kosher along with a relaxed attitude toward the complexities of modern life and pressing food concerns.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Aww thank you I appreciate that!! I find food clutter and waste so overwhelming for some reason!

[@chanah7162]

Kosher meat is the most humane way of slaughtering an animal. They aren’t to feel any pain . I encourage you to fully keep kosher , it’s so special for you and your family . Kol Tov ! Chana

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I wish that were the case as that was the intention behind kashrut but unfortunately there have a lot of investigations and it’s been shown many of the “kosher” slaughter houses are committing horrific abuse. That being said that’s not the case for all of them by any means and I’ve heard such good things about Grow and Behold!

[@chanah7162]

@@MyJewishMommyLife according to Jewish law (Halacha) the blade for slaughtering needs to be so sharp that it cuts the throat in one swipe . The animals do nothing feel any pain. If you compare this to other ways of slaughtering where they squeeze the animal or take many attempts to slaughter it is the most human option. I would choose a good hecksher on meat in order to make sure that it was done in the most kosher way .

[@sharroon7574]

Would it be strange for a non jewish person to buy kosher meat?

[@chanah7162]

@@sharroon7574 not at all

[@user-so1wr2oh1t]

A rabbi prays over the meat in a kosher slaughter house. Then they pray with the truck driver that picks it up to deliver it to stores. That is literally the only difference between kosher and non-kosher foods.

[@EndlessTravels]

Most people "Vegans are just weird...." Me: "Live a life in my kitchen" ha ha

[@frankieamsden7918]

My friend's family kept kosher and they had a double kitchen. One side for meat and one side for dairy. Each side was a full kitchen with fridge, sink, and stove. They also had dedicated utensils. I've always wished for such a big kitchen.

[@terrycooperporter4636]

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[@MyJewishMommyLife]

And some people even have a separate Passover kitchen too!

[@peachesb-georgia1125]

Thank you Jewish mommy...I did enjoy the video... I've only recently started to eat Kosher... you have been a big help...

[@ban6096]

Thank you for this practical video for those of us wanting to practice kosher.

[@angela14962002]

Yay, fake meat! 😁 Do you have Gardein and Beyond Meat products in your area? If so, their products are really good also. If you are into breakfast foods, you should try their sausage patties. My family members eat meat and they say the fake meat tastes like the real thing. I'm just saying...😄

[@suzannenapolitano5480]

I like your Video, there GREAT thank you, kosher is great value

[@PrairieStreetCo]

What an awesome video idea, and you presented it beautifully 🤗

[@MultiRiekie]

I LOVE your channel. I am from South Africa and nearly fell off my chair when I saw Ceres juice and Mrs Balls chutney in your refrigerator. Good choice!! I then later saw in a video that your parents are from SA, so then it made sense

[@alizahalon]

I live in New York and ceres drinks are in most of the kosher groceries here. My only S.A. relative married into the family. People here drink it regardless of who they are related to. They just like it.

[@kathleenklein4231]

I was wondering where you got the container's from? We have a container store here in Wilmington. Yours look like they are especially made for the fridge. My fridge is from 1995, so I may be in the market for a new one. I plan on kashruting my kitchen soon.

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Most of the containers are either Container Store or Home Goods they just happened to fit lol!

[@HydraCoffee42-wj5ir]

Thank you! I learned so much!

[@alr1917]

Can you explain why eating pork is forbidden and why meat and dairy must be separated, even in cooking. Thank you

[@VeronicaBoyer]

Kosher meat from mammals has to come from an animal that chews cud and has split hooves. Pigs have split hooves, but don't chew cud. As for meat and dairy needing to be separated, there is a prohibition of cooking an animal in its mother's milk.

[@lindseyadams2841]

I was very surprised that you keep the cold meats and cheeses separated in the refrigerator, Marion! I have never heard of keeping them separate in the fridge, although I imagined many stricter Jewish families probably do, or may even have separate meat and dairy fridges entirely. I did not think this was the halacha though (because the fridge is cold)?

[@alizahalon]

Hi. You are correct. Meat and dairy products do not necessarily have to be kept separately in the refrigerator because they are cold. It is a good practice though because when you take cheese or cold cuts out of the package, the grease ends up on your hands and then on the outside of the package. We need to make sure to keep our hands clean when we go from meat to dairy and vice versa. The other problems that can arise are spillage if something is very full, or if you want to put food away that's not completely cooled off. We don't want meat and dairy next to each other in that situation either. I think that the average Jewish woman thinks about these things even more than the Rabbis because she is a homemaker- hands on in her kitchen and sees what can happen. Most people though do not have separate refrigerators. They don't have the room or the money. We can keep a very kosher kitchen with one refrigerator.

[@shanrathenam3105]

watching from Cape Town SOUTH AFRICA...loved the Ceres juice in your fridge..thk u for sharing your Kosher fridge

[@annehersey9895]

I am not Jewish but have a number of Jewish friends that I have celebrated many different holidays with-One friend came to my house with her kids and we made Christmas Cookies which I also made my own cutter for her in the Star of David and then my kids and I would go to her house and make Latkes and the kids played Dreidel! It was wonderful sharing customs and stories. I've seen some videos with the double kitchens with extra freezer and some where Parve isn't as 'free' in yours. I LOVE your term 'our kosher style'! One I saw, just looking at all this woman had seperated made me exhausted by the end of the video. Even though she said glass storage containers were parve she still had a set for dairy and one for meat. I like your style. There is the letter of the law and the spirit of the law and you have chosen the spirit of the law to work with your family and I am sure you are less stressed! Nice Video.

[@angiegoncalves8286]

So nice ! I also like to keep it minimal.

[@biblicalhebrewmadeez1332]

I mostly end up with organic meats because Kosher foods are so hard to find here in the south. I am a vegetarian for that reason and because I see how animals are treated. I eat an organic or impossible burger once in a while and fish, but no chicken, never pork or shell fish.

[@marybee4734]

I FIND MOSTLY MY KOSHER PRODUCTS AT TRADER JOE'S, WALMART AND OTHER LOCAL STORES IN MY AREA🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝

[@melanieneff9319]

This was so helpful - thank you!!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

You’re so welcome!

[@alwayson6516]

The door over your shoulder is the traditional colonial “Cross and Bible” style. Yikes!

[@Milo270_]

Hi, can u let me know if sardines in can are kosher, And if fresh caught and cleaned sardines kosher... Gracie....

[@unkokusaiwa]

Free Palestine 🇵🇸

[@amazingabby25]

What brand is that smoked Turkey breast! It looks so good, it’s so hard for me to find good sliced turkey that is kosher,

[@AbrahamsBridges]

Hi I’m wondering, do you eat foods with dye that comes from the blood of the cochineal beetle?

[@biblicalhebrewmadeez1332]

Never heard of a Kosher refrigerator, just Kosher food

[@lemendezclark]

Thanks! I learned something new! Now I know how to was my fruit.

[@allglorytoyhwh2023]

Whats the ruling on genetically modified or irradiated food? You got a new sub btw

[@DollyJohanne]

Thank you for sharing! I always find this interesting, educational and also entertaining if I can say that. I mean it in a good way, just to be clear about that. Some thing I always wondering about is how you do it practically. I have tried to google, and I know I asked on your wedding video how you did it in your wedding, if I remember correctly was your answer then that it was a dairy free wedding, to keep it kosher. But in every day life, do you have a system, like most breakfast are meat free, but dinners are not? I know you said in the video here that you go for meat substitutes for dinner many times, and add cheese too it, so not what my example was over here. When I google I find all the rules, what is kosher, what is not, not to mix meat and dairy and so on, but the practical every day is hard to find. I know when you grow up with it you may not even think about these things, but I find it interesting, so I hope it is okay that I ask 😊 I am Norwegian and bread for several meals are very common. Yoghurt, and oatmeal too. Eggs and bacon maybe in the weekend. I am vegan so I don’t eat eggs and bacon. For me I try to think more about having something with a high amount of vitamin C with my grains, like oatmeal, for better iron upsurgen. I have heard about vegan Jews, I did follow some earlier, but I don’t think they upload anymore, but I think maybe that is an “easier” way to have a kosher diet, but I may be wrong here, and don’t think about something? Just to be clear: I am not a “vegan missionary”, you do you, and I do me, no problem 💕 I do love though that you tried to find better quality meat, that is being raised better, and that you use meat substitute. I think with more people going vegan it has become easier to find more kosher friendly products, and I am glad that Jews help with keeping up the demand of those products, even though they don’t are vegans 🥰 Here in Norway most Jews are centered around the few synagogues we have. I think we only have two, and far away from where I live. Thank you again! Love from Johanne, Norway

[@jillrosendahl58]

Thanks for all the info always, love watching you all, very informative and a lot of help. I always learn something b every time and your a sweet pea.

[@annak1371]

I appreciate that you made this video. Thank you.

[@myopinions1]

The K means the company is claiming it's kosher but no one has certified it is.

[@sharp_red20]

2:35 your so pretty 😊🌸btw could you probably do a how to make a hala bread video 🍞 it would be so fun 🥰

[@JuiceMyRandomness]

The defrost section is such a good idea!

[@paloma993]

This is such an informative video, thank you for sharing all this information with us!

[@oldfarmshow]

👍

[@claireolivia6425]

Hi Marion! Would you ever consider sharing some of your favorite cookbooks. I feel like you have really good taste from the recipes you share!

[@rachelleanonymous2740]

YAAASSSSS vegan rugelach for the win!!!

[@chaank1069]

Love your channel. This video made me hungry lol

[@wessebaggers]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ashleighlight167]

Loved this video!! But I'm dying to know how you keep your stainless so clean and beautiful?! Our refrigerator looks horrible, I dont have very good luck cleaning our stainless, haha

[@loiscassels8966]

Try Weiman stainless steel wipes.

[@MrStan0630]

Bread will stay fresh longer at room temperature than under refrigeration. Of course, it will keep fresh longest in the freezer.

[@mpkropf5062]

It gets moldy faster in room temperature especially in the South! I’m not sure how about a bread box😊

[@barbarajohnson3283]

Your my favorite channel! Your so sweet and intelligent! I love how you take your time explaining and teaching! 🙏

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thanks so much 😊

[@Brittwells_20]

i wish i could shop like that will be watching more of your videos

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@aylarose6344]

Where do you get those muffins?😨

[@biblicalhebrewmadeez1332]

Really cool!

[@carolynalicea5865]

How do you get the refrigerator to not have streaks? I've tried everything and nothing seems to work!

[@miasyed]

Wipe it down with a little baby oil

[@savannahgonzalez2641]

Lovely video! ❤️

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thank you 🙏

[@lezannehardnick3840]

Nice to see you use Mrs Balls South African Chutney! We love it here!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

I specially order it it’s my favorite!

[@ishaqahmed1255]

Can I ask why Jewish people don't eat pork?? What's the reason behind it?

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

It's expressly written in the Bible that eating pork is not kosher.

[@ishaqahmed1255]

@@MyJewishMommyLife First of all I'll mention that The Almighty has made us logical right?? So if he stops us from something then it means there's a good reason behind it.....so the reason behind prohibiting pork is that...pig is a shameless animal (very much) and if humans consume its meat then they too become shameless..so you got it

[@ishaqahmed1255]

@@MyJewishMommyLife Behind each and everything there is a reason in Islam and if you have any doubt (most probably you'll have ) ask me, please

[@Brittwells_20]

ya'll will be eating good 🥰

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Thanks!!

[@briannameighan4943]

LOVE LOVE your videos!! :)

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Aww thank you so much!

[@hillarynikyema8266]

Pita bread is Jewish?

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

It’s middle eastern but very prominent in Israeli cooking

[@orland0110]

Gave this video a thumbs up. Great, great video Marion!

[@MyJewishMommyLife]

Yay thank you!!

[@EndlessTravels]

I love how we always talk about living minimalist like you did with food. This is the Jewish way of not wasting, I think we talk more about "Living" this way and keep forgetting it is really how we live in general. Value in ownership is a big part of my growing up

[@marzenrealty3515]

Great video. Thanks for letting us into your refrigerator. I understand the idea behind what you say that if it is vegan food, then it does not have to have a kosher certification, and you are just assuming that it is probably all kosher ingredients. But I do not understand how you can eat organic meat that does not have kosher certification, when you know definitively that it was not slaughtered the kosher way, which renders it non-kosher, and you make all of your utensils treif.