Asheville Kashruth Commission
Kosher Food available in Asheville!
The AKC is a division of The Chabad House of Asheville. Under the supervision of Rabbi Shaya Susskind. Please click on the icons below to go straight to their website. For more information, please call or email Chabad.
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Glieberman's Kosher Supermarket from Charlotte will be will be making monthly deliveries the second Monday of every month. Call in your orders now! (704) 563-8288
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Camp Judea in Hendersonville are certified Glatt Kosher under the Asheville Kashruth Commission.
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Edible Arrangements are certified Kosher Pareve and Kosher Dairy under the Asheville Kashruth Commission.
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Rosh Chodesh Adar II, 5768
March 7, 2008
Memo: New Program of The Chabad House - Kosher Services Initiative
Dear Community Member,
We are delighted to announce the further expansion and formalization of Chabad’s initiative of providing Glatt Kosher Catering, Supervision, and Kosher services to the Asheville-WNC Jewish Community and its visitors, as an official service of The Chabad House of Asheville.
The Asheville Kashruth Commission, as it has now been named, is dedicated to promoting Kashruth throughout the Asheville-WNC Jewish community and its visitors, through education, research, classes, certification, catering, supervision, and Kosher facility rental.
Some of the services it will include:
v Glatt Kosher Catering and Supervision for local events, businesses, and restaurants
v Glatt Kosher Catering and take-out food for visitors to WNC
v Chabad House Facility Rental for Events and Meetings requiring Kosher Catering
v Local Updates and News from Distributors and Stores regarding Kosher products
v Assistance in House Koshering and answering your Kashruth questions
v A Kosher Community Cookbook
(A joint project of The Asheville Jewish Women’s Circle, and the Asheville Jewish Community.)
v An Online Kosher Information Guide: www.JewishWNC.com/kosher
v Free Kashruth information pamphlets at The Chabad House.
The Asheville Kashruth Commission is brought to the community by Chabad’s Jewish Awareness Program, and in response to the community’s requests for a program of this nature.
If you have any questions, or to find out more information, please feel free to call The Chabad House at (828) 505-0746. We appreciate your input! Please let us know how you think this new initiative can be of assistance to you, or to the community as a whole.
Sincerely,
Rabbi Shaya Susskind
Executive Director, The Chabad House
