really?


edit: I'll be damned...
- dt99999

Yep, plus Kessel didn't score yet but doesn't matter because he hit A LOT of posts...

Yep, plus Kessel didn't score yet but doesn't matter because he hit A LOT of posts...
- BashCH

maybe he needs to shoot more

TSN loves and hates the loafs at the the time, they will use Doug Hamiltons name in poop like this too remind Toronto he could of been a leaf.
- hamiltonhabfan

Yes.

I love the fact that you don't believe this.
- WaterBoy

The interwebz seem to back you up, I thought it was the whole blessed by a rabbi thing, but apparently that is not so.

TSN`s stupid queston of the Day is wondering who will end up with more points: Galchenyuk or Doug Hamilton
- Jimmy_wiener

Seems like you plan to spend more time here. Can I ask why?

The interwebz seem to back you up, I thought it was the whole blessed by a rabbi thing, but apparently that is not so.
- braidan

no. the salt itself is not kosher rather the large grain makes it more efficient for draining the blood out of cuts of meat thus playing its role in the process of making meat kosher.

TSN loves and hates the loafs at the the time, they will use Doug Hamiltons name in poop like this too remind Toronto he could of been a leaf.
- hamiltonhabfan

I agree that is what they are doing, but come on, Hamliton will be a good defenceman, but Gally will be a franchise player with more points, and soon.

Yes.

I love the fact that you don't believe this.
- WaterBoy

I love the fact you think I don't know what makes Kosher salt Kosher.

Seems like you plan to spend more time here. Can I ask why?
- hscesq

Closet Habs fan.

Seems like you plan to spend more time here. Can I ask why?
- hscesq

I wish someone had been nice enough to ask dt9999 that same question years ago

The interwebz seem to back you up, I thought it was the whole blessed by a rabbi thing, but apparently that is not so.
- braidan

'Kosher Salt' should really be referred to as 'Koshering Salt'. Kosher salt is the same sodium chloride compound that you find in other types of salt such as sea salt and table salt. What makes it different is that kosher salt has a larger grain size compared to, say, table salt. Also, it contains no additives such as iodine or anti-clumping agents.

According to Jewish dietary laws, meat that has just been butchered must be sprinkled with salt to draw out the blood. A finer grained or flakier salt would dissolve and run off of the meat. Kosher salt stays in place.

So kosher salt is regular, unadulterated salt that is made so that it is suitable to use for koshering.



Read more at KitchenSavvy: KitchenSavvy: What Makes Salt Kosher http://kitchensavvy.typep...s_salt.html#ixzz2K9XC3Kkb

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Scathing.

no. the salt itself is not kosher rather the large grain makes it more efficient for draining the blood out of cuts of meat thus playing its role in the process of making meat kosher.
- dt99999

The interwebz seem to back you up, I thought it was the whole blessed by a rabbi thing, but apparently that is not so.
- braidan

And Tim Horton's makes paninis.

I love the fact you think I don't know what makes Kosher salt Kosher.
- habby

Here we go.


So what makes it Kosher.. .RAbbi Habby

Seems like you plan to spend more time here. Can I ask why?
- hscesq

Hit first (ban) and ask questions later.

Closet Habs fan.
- BashCH

Says the Guy with the Muslim Missle for an avatar.

goyim high-five fellas?

Here we go.


So what makes it Kosher.. .RAbbi Habby
- WaterBoy

I find you extremely aggressive for a guy who rides a bike all over town.

Says the Guy with the Muslim Missle for an avatar.
- Jimmy_wiener

I wish someone had been nice enough to ask dt9999 that same question years ago
- dt99999

I didn't get the same vibe off that post that you got.

goyim high-five fellas?
- dt99999

I'm in.

I find you extremely aggressive for a guy who rides a bike all over town.
- hscesq

I also ride a scooter, a motorcycle and a toyota around town.

Skateboarding less and less



And no.. I don't have AC in my car.

'Kosher Salt' should really be referred to as 'Koshering Salt'. Kosher salt is the same sodium chloride compound that you find in other types of salt such as sea salt and table salt. What makes it different is that kosher salt has a larger grain size compared to, say, table salt. Also, it contains no additives such as iodine or anti-clumping agents.

According to Jewish dietary laws, meat that has just been butchered must be sprinkled with salt to draw out the blood. A finer grained or flakier salt would dissolve and run off of the meat. Kosher salt stays in place.

So kosher salt is regular, unadulterated salt that is made so that it is suitable to use for koshering.



Read more at KitchenSavvy: KitchenSavvy: What Makes Salt Kosher http://kitchensavvy.typep...s_salt.html#ixzz2K9XC3Kkb

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Scathing.
- mcmanmat

Salt is a mineral, and as such, pure salt is always kosher. Some brands of salt have a kosher symbol on the package, and that way you know that a reliable kosher certification agency is checking to make sure that nothing else gets mixed in to the salt and that it's 100% kosher.

So what exactly is "kosher salt"?

In truth, the name "kosher salt" is misleading. A better term would be "koshering salt."
http://www.chabad.org/lib...h/What-is-Kosher-Salt.htm

Says the Guy with the Muslim Missle for an avatar.
- Jimmy_wiener

The site tells me my old avatar file is not of a valid format ...

goyim high-five fellas?
- dt99999