Oh how unrelentingly silly.
First of all, if it doesn’t have a sign up saying “Kosher” Don’t expect kosher food. Period. It’s not descrimination if they don’t give a (Expletive Deleted) what you’re religious convictions are.
Secondly, give a Yid a paper cup, man, come on.
coffee is kosher but for those of us who observe chalav yisrael, putting the hot liquid in a mug that has at some point contained non-jew milk* would be a poop-ish dilemna.
*see shulchan aruch & zohar
satmar was a play on words for starbucks.
At issue, is also the concern if a lard based soap is used to wash the dishes, in which case it was probably also used to clean the coffee pot as well and a paper cup won’t matter much.
As the saying goes….. patience is a virtue.
Oh how unrelentingly silly.
First of all, if it doesn’t have a sign up saying “Kosher” Don’t expect kosher food. Period. It’s not descrimination if they don’t give a (Expletive Deleted) what you’re religious convictions are.
Secondly, give a Yid a paper cup, man, come on.
Great–now the first free round of cafe is on the Rabbi!
Yes, this man is tenacious.
I love that he was on his way to a convention on Anti-semitism talk about a GREAT opening line!
first – he’s not Satmar
second – plain coffee is kosher everywhere- even according to many Satmarers
coffee is kosher but for those of us who observe chalav yisrael, putting the hot liquid in a mug that has at some point contained non-jew milk* would be a poop-ish dilemna.
*see shulchan aruch & zohar
satmar was a play on words for starbucks.
At issue, is also the concern if a lard based soap is used to wash the dishes, in which case it was probably also used to clean the coffee pot as well and a paper cup won’t matter much.