Kosher food in Copenhagen

If you are coming to Copenhagen, best advice is to bring stuff with, as kosher food is hard to acquire and expensive. If you are here over shabbat, you are welcome to join us at Chabad. The following are your options: 

 Chabad offers catered meals (can be delivered to your hotel), or for special arrangements for groups, contact us for possibilities,  e-mail here, or (45)3316 1850/28737678. Please note thatcomparing it with US and Israeli prices, it is not cheap

Kosher shopping

Copenhagen Kosher. Lyngbyvej 83, 2100 Kobenhavn Ø Tel: (45) 39 18 57 77

This is not in the center of town, it is in the far end of the østerbro suburb,

it can be reached with bus 184 which leaves from nørreport station 

It is open Tuesday to Thursday 9.17.30 friday 8.-13 

(They carry frozen and fresh meat and chicken, crackers,

chips, cheeses, Israeli salads, wine, candy, etc.)

Under the Supervision of Denmark’s Chief Rabbi, Rabbi Bent Lexner

There are various products which can be purchased at the local supermarkets.

the following is a list of some of them

Smoked salmon, any – Cold smoked (if its sliced it must be cold smoked)

Smoked salmon norlax, has a hechsher

Any Salmon, not cooked.

Canned salmon.

Tuna fish – John west (can be bought in fotex)

Cereals: Havra fras, All Bran, Rice crispies, Oat meal – Hava gryn. Kellogs cornflakes. There are some that have a hechsher (a small m and k in a circle)

 Pita Bread (not pas Yisroel)

Bread: Shulstad rugbrød – (not pas yisroel, and please note it’s made on dairy machines)

Wasa crackers ‘rågi’ (pas yisroel), Rice cakes

All fruits and vegetables and frozen and canned plain fruits and vegetables

Heinz ketchup, Hellmans Mayonnaise, (Irma brugsen or fotex usually have it)

Sunflour (solskikke) oil from Netto

Odense Plain Marcipan

Non Cholov Yisroel

Any milk, Philadelphia cream cheese. Yogurt, as long as it does not have e120