Is Bagel d'Lox in Monsey Kosher?
Bagel D'Lox is considered Kosher cuisine. It's located at: 421 New York 59, Monsey, NY 10952-2835; Phone: (845) 356-4700. ChaCha!
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by Moises H.
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About Kosher
Kosher refers to food that meets the dietary laws of the Jewish faith. Around the time of the Jewish Holidays, many Jews 'keep kosher' and products marked 'Kosher' appear on grocery shelves. Some Jewish people only eat Kosher foods. Some non-Jewish people eat Kosher foods because they believe they are healthier.
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