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Holiday homes with a kosher kitchen

"Kosher kitchen" covers an enormous range, from a host who keeps kosher themselves and has two of everything, to an ordinary kitchen you are welcome to kasher yourself. Both can be exactly right — they are simply not the same thing, and the gap between them is where holidays go wrong.

Listings on Kbnbs set out what is actually there: whether milk and meat are separate, whether there are dedicated ovens or a single one, what the sinks and worktops are, and whether the host kashers before guests arrive. Read that section rather than the headline, and ask where anything is ambiguous — no host minds the question, and every host would rather answer it in advance.

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What to check before you book

  • Separate sinks and drainers, or one sink with inserts — ask which, they are not equivalent.
  • One oven or two, and whether either is dedicated to meat or milk.
  • Worktop material, which decides whether it can be kashered at all.
  • Whose hechsher the host keeps, if that matters to you. It is a fair question and a normal one.

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