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Food

Kosher kitchens, delicious food & more!

CYJ offers a healthy and kid-friendly menu with ingredients and variety that’ll keep your campers (and parents) satisfied!

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Kosher

Our state-of-the-art kitchen is fully kosher and has two separate kitchens: one for meat and one for dairy.

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Dietary Restrictions & Food Allergies

We serve vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free options at each meal. We will always accommodate campers with food allergies and ensure they are safe and well-fed at camp. Note on nut allergies: CYJ cannot be an entirely nut-free camp because some of the prepared or frozen foods we use may have been prepared on factory equipment that also processes nuts. However, we do not serve nut products at camp, and nuts do not enter our kitchen. 

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Picky Eaters

We encourage our campers to try new foods, but they may still encounter a main course that they’re not interested in. We keep several staple foods available at every meal for that situation. With our fresh fruits, salad bar, soy butter and jelly, steamed vegetables, and plain pasta, even the pickiest CYJers can find food they enjoy.

What’s on the menu?

Here’s a short list of some of our classic camp meals.

Breakfast

  • French toast
  • Scrambled eggs
  • Pancakes
  • Waffles
  • Bagels
  • Biscuits & gravy
  • Breakfast tacos

Lunch

  • Hamburgers
  • Chicken fajitas
  • Beef and broccoli
  • Chili hot dogs
  • Chicken nuggets
  • Meatball subs
  • Chicken schnitzel
  • Beef tacos
  • Chicken stir-fry

Dinner

  • Build your own baked potato
  • Specialty pizzas
  • Cheese enchiladas
  • Baked ziti
  • Grilled cheese & tomato soup
  • Pasta with alfredo sauce