Bread

Most bread products made by Hovis and Warburtons are now certified by KLBD (Kosher London Beth Din) – look for the logo on the pack. Kingsmill breads and other bread made by Allied bakeries bearing the logo of the Sephardi Kashrut Authority (SKA) are also regarded as kosher. All of these can be obtained in most supermarkets.

Edinburgh stores

Sainsbury’s at Cameron Toll EH16 5PB has a selection of Kosher chilled goods and a section of Kosher dry goods also; their location in the store varies so do ask a staff member if you can’t find them. The chilled goods include a variety of sliced deli meats and pastramis, viennas, worscht, chopped liver etc; fish balls, smoked salmon, cheeses, falafel and various ‘veggie bites’; a variety of humus, salads and dips.

Costco at Straiton EH20 9BY has some kosher products including smoked salmon, Chicago hot dogs, felafel and fish balls, two-bite cinnamon rolls and brownies. You need a membership card to shop there.

Asda at the Jewel, Brunstane EH15 3AR has recently opened a kosher goods section also. 

Glasgow shops

Mark’s Deli – 6 Burnfield Road, Giffnock, Glasgow G46 7QB.

Deliveries are made to the synagogue generally fortnightly on Thursday afternoons – phone 0141 638 8947 to place an order. 

Restaurants

L’Chaims Kosher Restaurant Glasgow For bookings call 0141 638 6116 or email  lchaimsglasgow@aol.com

For further information on Kashrut matters, please contact the Rabbi. For any further information on kosher products in general stores in the UK please visit the KLBD website kosher.org.uk or their app called “Is it Kosher?”