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Erev Pesach in Crown Heights is full of unique scenes, from a squeaky-clean 770 to the last-minute rush on Kingston. One of those unique moments is sreifas chametz on the service lane of Eastern Parkway. Hundreds showed up Wednesday morning to finish off their Pesach preparations by burning the last remnants of their chametz • Photos
The following is based on a Shiur given by Rabbi Yitzchak Hanoka, Senior Rabbinic Coordinator at OK Kosher, and Educator at Kashrus: Be in the Know, for “Machon Smicha.” We are publishing it here for the benefit of the wider Jewish community • Full Article, Video
Erev Pesach in Crown Heights is full of unique scenes, from a squeaky-clean 770 to the last-minute rush on Kingston. One of those unique moments is sreifas chametz on the service lane of Eastern Parkway. Hundreds showed up Monday morning to finish off their Pesach preparations by burning the last remnants of their chametz • Photos
Can I eat any Chametz now that Pesach is over? If a store is fully owned by non Jews, can I buy anything from there? Can corn flakes or rice crispies be bought in any store? How long does it take for items on store shelves to deplete? Following Pesach, Rabbi Nissan Zibell of Kashrus: Be in the Know sheds some light on what you need to know for your post Pesach shopping trip • Full Story, Listen
Erev Pesach in Crown Heights is full of unique scenes, from a squeaky-clean 770 to the last-minute rush on Kingston. One of those unique moments is sreifas chametz on the service lane of Eastern Parkway. Hundreds showed up Friday morning to finish off their Pesach preparations by burning the last remnants of their chametz • Photos
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