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Summer Traveler: Kosher in Vancouver

by Yaacov Behrman - Vancouver, Canada

June 1, 2009

(lubavitch.com) Chabad of Vancouver is opening a kosher catering service to serve thousands of Jewish tourists traveling through Vancouver during the summer.

"There is a need for gourmet kosher food at affordable prices,” Rabbi Schneur Wineberg told lubavitch.com.

With the economy being what it is, says Wineberg, vacationers are cutting corners. “We don’t want those cutback to be on kosher food.”

Chabad will also be catering to large groups.

Strictly kosher under the Rabbinical Supervision of Rabbi Yitzchok Wineberg executive director of Chabad Lubavitch of British Columbia, the gourmet kosher dinners will be prepared on-site at the Chabad-Lubavitch Centre in Vancouver, and will be available for take-out or delivery. Eat-in will be available upon request.

The catering service will also offer frozen prepared dairy meals, fresh deli sandwiches, and a full Shabbat take-out menu.

For More Information Visit www.koshervancouver.ca

Or Call # 604-266-1313

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