By
eHow Food & Drink Editor
Difficulty: Moderately challenging
Step1
Shop at a certified kosher market, meat shop or bakery. These are easier to find in some cities than others.
Step2
Find the kosher food aisle in your supermarket, which offers a stash of kosher diet staples.
Step3
Call ahead to markets, butchers and restaurants, and ask about the type of products they carry or serve.
Step4
Do your homework on Web sites like Kashrut.com and KosherConsumer.org to find out which products are kosher. Many well-known companies have manufactured their products in accordance with kosher laws. These include Thomas' English muffins, Lenders bagels, most Kellogg's cereals, Philadelphia cream cheese, Vlasic pickles, Pepperidge Farm, Coca-Cola, Heinz, Starbucks, Kikkoman soy sauce and Near East grains. Indicators such as KSA (Kosher Supervision of America) or OU (Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America) will be on the package.
Step5
Shop online and have foods delivered. You can also order kosher wine online; Kosher.com and MyKosherMarket.com are good sources.
Step6
If you're looking for a kosher meal while traveling, search for restaurants in databases like mail-jewish.org/krestquery.html. Chicago, Los Angeles and New York are known for their kosher restaurants. Disneyland and Disney World also have many kosher products available.