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 Tue, Mar 01 2022, 4:36 am
Kehillat-has hours on their website.
Sign in with your phone number. Then walk with a shopping cart down the row and someone offers each item. You say yes or no.
Sometimes almost no one there, sometimes lines around the corner.
There's always some produce, which needs to be checked right away because it can be damp, moldy, or spoiled. (not always, just you want to check it) potatoes and onions they usually have. A couple of canned things like beans fruit vegetables. Sometimes eggs flour fish. Bags of beans peas or lentils. Rice pasta. Sometimes healthyish snack like nut bars.
No way to know what will be offered each day. Each visit needs to be at least one week after the one before. Sometimes there's a lot of stuff, sometimes there's a box of provide, a bag of peas, and a can of tuna.
Almost everything is kosher, but you need to check.
ETA: it's not income based and the rabbi encourages all frum people who can benefit to come-even if you aren't starving and can afford your own potatoes. That's why I've only been to this place. The other place I know of, is also open to all, but I don't know of they really only want those who NEED to come. Kehillat wants you to come and there's plenty of food for everyone.
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sarahph1
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Sun, Mar 13 2022, 1:36 am
I think it’s open to anyone
Just give them a call they’ll tell you everything
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