Kosher Q&A

Bream is a fish that has fins and scales, which means that it is kosher. However, fish are often mislabeled, so care must be taken to identify them correctly.

Branzino is a fish that has fins and scales, which means that it is kosher. However, fish are often mislabeled, so care must be taken to identify them correctly.

Wahoo is a fish that has fins and scales, which means that it is kosher. However, fish are often mislabeled, so care must be taken to identify them correctly.

Sablefish is a fish that has fins and scales, which means that it is kosher. However, fish are often mislabeled, so care must be taken to identify them correctly.

Shark do not have scales. In order for a fish to be classed as kosher it must have both fins and scales.

Basa fish do not have scales. In order for a fish to be classed as kosher it must have both fins and scales.

The Torah specifies that creepy-crawlies are not kosher.

Authentic caviar is the roe (eggs) of sturgeon, which is not a kosher fish, and is not kosher.