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Isn’t that a good idea? Mead is made from honey.
In other news, I found this great specialty honey shop, and I bought some local raw honey, on tap. Also for Rosh Hashana.
Bet I’ll be having some sweet year.
Bet you will…
Where can you buy kosher Mead?
Mead is often used on Pesach. Frankly, I think it tastes awful but tastes differ. You might like it.
I could go for a flagon full right now
never heard of mead. what is it?
A honey beer
Do bears like honey beer? Or just Pooh bears? What about Pooh pah bear abbas?
Forgive me, its been a rough week.
600 Kilo Bears do not like honey in any form. Neither do most bears, although today’s garbage-stealing bears that invade residential areas probably eat it along with everything else. The association of bears with honey is strictly a legend!
I’ve never tried mead. We have some sort of local mead but its kashrus is very doubtful.
Koshero?
“Do bears like honey beer? Or just Pooh bears? What about Pooh pah bear abbas?” LOL squeak! very cute!
i never heard of mead before either. Goq -you say it’s a honey beer. does it taste like regular beer just sweeter or is it a totally diff. taste? i tasted beer once and hated it. so just wondering.
bist du gerecht
I’ll let you (all the choshuve posters on CR) in on a little secret. (Not that any of you give a hoot.) I never tasted mead. Nor have I ever seen it in any form. Is it alcoholic? The only reason I know about it altogether, is from old Chassidishe Maases from Rebbes.
Drambuie – 100% kosher – London Beis Din.
As far as I know, there is no Inyan to Davka have honey per se on Rosh Hashanah. The reason to eat it is that it is so sweet, much more so than sugar. Mead, however, is not sweet (I think – am I right?). Hence, drinking mead on Rosh Hashanah is more likely to garner an alcoholic year. Or perhaps an archaic one.
600kilo bear-
Which is it? 100% kosher, or LBD?
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squeak!
kindly restrain yourself 🙂
LOL Squeak – Dayan Ehrentreu of the LBD knows his stuff when it comes to mashke.
Like the OU, the LBD is a mass-market semi-non-profit hechsher that is meant to enable as many people as possible to keep a baseline standard of kashrus.
Like the OU, they have expert rabbonim, mashgichim and staff who know what answer to give depending upon who asks them about what.
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