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Your Choice Is Our Priority! Kosher Menu Your choice is our priority! Cleveland: 216.292.2003 Columbus: 614.252.4813 Toll Free: 1.888.928.2323 Email: [email protected] Website: www.globalmeals.com ALL DELIVERIES INCLUDE: 1 or 2- Loaf of Bread to Global Meals! Getting Started 2- Sticks of Butter Welcome 2- Containers of Juice We understand the value of staying with Home Delivery 1- Container of Milk independent and the role a home delivered 1- Package of Cheese meals program can play in someone’s life. Complimentary Kosher By providing nutritious, delicious meals Desserts or Condiments of with a variety of flavors from around the You will create your meal plan rotation with us our choosing globe, we help our consumers achieve healthy, independent lifestyles. by choosing any of the weeks in this menu. DAIRY OPTIONS: Standard Delivery: 2% Milk Global Meals provides home delivered Call our customer service team meals to consumers across all of Ohio and MILK OPTIONS we work with multiple funding sources. to create your meal plan today! • Skim Milk • Soy Milk • Buttermilk • Almond Milk We’re confident you’ll love our meals 1-888-928-2323 • Kefir and are excited to have you as part of CHEESE OPTIONS: our Global Meals family! • Cottage Cheese Let’s get started! YOU WILL RECEIVE: JUICE OPTIONS: 14 MEALS or 10 MEALS Standard Delivery: • Orange • Apple WEEKLY or BI-WEEKLY On request: Certified Statewide: (If you qualify for 7 meals per week, you • Tomato PASSPORT, MyCare Ohio, Ohio Home will receive 14 meals every other week.) Care Waiver Program: (866) 243-5678 FRUIT & VEGETABLE OPTIONS: Ohio DODD: (800) 617-6733 10-Meal packs include any week from On request only: the menu and an additional 3-meal variety pack. Certified by County: • Tomatoes • Pickles Franklin County Office on Aging: • Tomato & Pickles (614) 525-6200 You can also select • Assorted Jams Cuyahoga County Division of different add-ons for • Apple Sauce • Fresh Apples (Seasonal) Senior & Adult Services: (216) 420-6700 dairy, juice, fruits and McGregor PACE, Cuyahoga vegetables, and bread! BREAD OPTIONS: County: (216) 791-3580 Standard Delivery: * Global Meals may change the meals in your • 100% Wheat or White delivery based on availability. Sandwich Bread 2 FAQ about Global Meals ABOUT KOSHER MEALS: Why are all fruits and vegetables thoroughly Why is kosher meat salted and soaked? washed and checked by the rabbi? Jewish law Jewish law forbids a Jewish person to eat blood. What is Kosher? Kosher is a Biblical directive (according to the bible) forbids the consumption Therefore, all meat has to be processed and specifying laws permitting certain food items and of insects or anything that crawls on the purged to ensure that all blood is extracted. ways of preparing them. ground. Fruits and vegetables that are prone to infestation must be checked by a Rabbi to Can I drink milk with my meal? What foods are permitted? Meat - only ensure that there are no insects embedded in No, Jewish law prohibits drinking milk with animals that have split hooves and chew cud. any of the leaves. meat and recommends waiting six hours Fish - only species that have both fins and between eating meat and subsequently drinking scales. Fruits & Vegetables - all types, except What is Global Meals’ hygiene and food milk. those prone to infestation safety policy? We are committed to ensuring good hygiene standards and temperature control Do you have all the required certifications? Why can’t we serve or cook meat and dairy are maintained at all times during processing Yes. Global Meals can provide Kosher products together? Jewish law states that “You and delivery of all our meals. We are using the Certification for individual meals upon your shall not cook a young goat in the milk of its latest technology to ensure that you receive high request. mother.” This means that meat and dairy foods quality kosher meals with a guarantee that the may not be combined. food received is safe and hygienic. ABOUT ORDERING & DELIVERY: How do I order, or make a change to my What if I cannot be home for my delivery? order? You can order by phone or email at In the event you are hospitalized or going out When do you deliver? We deliver weekly or bi- [email protected]. We suggest you call once of town, please contact our office to cancel your weekly on the same day within a 2-3 hours’ time every month to make changes to your menu meals prior to your delivery day. frame. If there is a problem with the delivery due selection. to unforeseen circumstances, we will contact you How do I contact Global Meals? Can I skip a delivery? YES! Just call or email to arrange an alternative date or time. Please contact our customer care team and to let us know you want to skip a delivery and your questions will be answered promptly. How many meals will I receive? we will put your meals on hold until you are Toll Free: 1-888-928-2323 The number of meals you receive is authorized ready to resume your delivery. Cleveland: 216-292-2003 by your case manager. We will deliver 10-14 meals weekly or bi-weekly.* Clients who are Can someone else sign for my delivery? Columbus: 614-252-4813 authorized for 7 meals per week will receive 14 YES! But only with your case manager’s Fax: 614-228-1746 meals every other week. - We understand how authorization. Please contact your case Email: [email protected] important your meal delivery is, particularly manager before your delivery day and request Website: www.globalmeals.com during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you need for a written authorization to be sent directly more meals during the pandemic, contact to Global Meals by fax 614-228-1746 or email your case manager to request more meals. at [email protected] for approval of a designated person to sign for your meals. Cleveland: 216.292.2003 Columbus: 614.252.4813 Toll Free: 1.888.928.2323 Email: [email protected] Website: www.globalmeals.com 3 Kosher Dinners Frozen Shelf Stable* Gourmet Dinners Gourmet Dinners Eggplant Parmesan & Tomato Sauce Breaded Eggplant Bone-in Chicken with Cutlets topped with Mozzarella Cheese and Marinara Bone-In Chicken with Potatoes Carrot Tzimmes, Potato Kugel and Farfel Sauce Sweet & Sour Chicken with Rice & Vegetables, Boneless Turkey Breast Chicken in a Sweet & Sour Sauce over Rice with Sliced Turkey Breast Served with Potatoes Slices served with Potatoes Oriental Vegetables Chicken Meatballs with Rice & Mushrooms Chicken Lemon Chicken with Rice and Vegetables Crispy Chicken Meatballs in a Light Sauce with Mushrooms served Breast in a Citrus Sauce with Vegetables over Rice over Rice Beef Stuffed Cabbage & Gravy Cabbage stuffed with Italian-Style Beef Meatballs & Spaghetti Italian-style Beef and covered with Tomato Gravy Meatballs with Spaghetti covered in a Marinara Sauce Sesame Chicken Lo Mein with Vegetables, Tender Beef & Lamb Kebab with Quinoa & Pimento Savory Chicken with Vegetables in a light Sesame Sauce Beef and Lamb Kebab served on bed of Quinoa and served over Lo Mein Noodles Pimento Strips * Shelf-stable meals Chicken Mediterranean Boneless Chicken in a Seasoned White Fish & Gefilte Fish in a tasty jelled broth, a do not require Sauce with Red and Green Peppers over Rice Pilaf delicious favorite refrigeration. Salisbury Steak & Gravy with Mashed Potatoes, Steak Cabbage stuffed with in a rich Brown Gravy served with creamy Mashed Beef Stuffed Cabbage & Gravy Beef and covered with Tomato Gravy Potatoes 4 Kosher Specialty Weeks Tabatchnick Vegetarian Kosher Vegetarian Tabatchnick Comfort Soups Soups Blintzes with Cheese All natural Cheese-filled New York Chicken with Noodles and Vegetables A Hearty meatless Soup Crepes sophisticated mix of seasonings, broth, vegetables and Vegetarian Chili Soup pasta Pierogies A tasty pasta shell filled with Potato Corn Chowder Soup Thick and creamy, loaded with corn Chicken Noodles and Dumplings The ultimate comfort and Onions or Potato and Cheddar and chunky potatoes food – for lunch, dinner, or anytime Potato Pancakes All Natural traditional Latkes New England Potato This regional soup is a longtime Tomato Basil Soup Miles from the canned tomato soup family favorite, with Cheese Blintzes and sour cream of your childhood, aromatic, savory and delicious Blintzes with Potato All natural Potato and Onion- Tomato Basil Soup Miles from the canned tomato Barley Mushroom Soup Rich, aromatic, and full of flavor, filled Crepes soup of your childhood, aromatic, savory and each spoonful is better than the last delicious Mac & Cheese Delicious, cheese pasta dish Barley Mushroom Soup Rich and aromatic, served with New England Potato Soup Filling and flavorful, a two of our high-protein Cheese Blintzes topped w/sour longtime family favorite in the Northeast and beyond Spinach & Broccoli Blintzes All natural spinach & cream broccoli filled crepes Corn Chowder Soup Thick and creamy, loaded with Mac & Cheese Delicious, cheese pasta dish corn and chunky potatoes Eggplant Parmesan & Tomato Sauce Breaded Eggplant Cutlets topped with Mozzarella Cheese Soup of the Week Rotation of our favorite Tabatchnick Soup of the Week Rotation of two of our favorites, and Marinara Sauce Soups Black Bean Soup or Split Pea soup Kosher Vegetarian also includes assorted fruit cups, COMFORT SOUP delivery includes sour cream, package of VEGETARIAN SOUP delivery includes sour cream, package canned fruits or vegetables. blintzes. of blintzes. 5 Kosher Signature Brunch Create your own Signature Brunch! Call one of our helpful customer service representatives and design your own brunch by selecting a total of 7 proteins from our delicious First, start by list of choices, any combination, to be delivered with your dairy, bread, fruit and vegetable options. selecting 7 of your favorite proteins.
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