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All Products Are Pareve Unless Indicated D=Dairy Or M=Meat New to All products are pareve unless indicated D=Dairy or M=Meat. Due to limited space, this list contains only products manufactured by companies and/or plants certified within the last three months. Brands listed directly beneath one another indicate that the product list immediately below is identical for all brands. PR ODUCTS ARE CERTIF I E D ONLY WH EN BEARING TH E SYMBOL Compiled by Zeh a va Ful d a 4c Seltzer Citrus Mist Green Tea Cappuccino French Vanilla Iced Tonic Water Golden Cola Champagne Green Tea W/ginseng & Plum Juice Tea Mix ........................................D Tropical Punch Wild Cherry Seltzer Green Tea W/honey & Ginseng Cappuccino Mix-coffee Flavor..........D Vanilla Cream Soda Green Tea With Ginseng & Asia Plum Cappuccino Mix-mocha Flavor........D Wildberry Seltzer American Dry Green Tea With Ginseng And Honey Iced Tea Mix-decaffeinated Yellow Lightning Club Soda Green Tea With Honey (64oz) Iced Tea Mix-lemon Flavor Green Tea With Honey And Ginseng Anderson Erickson Iced Tea Mix-peach Flavor Adirondack Clear ‘n’ Natural Honey Lemon Premium Tea Blue Raspberry Fruit Bowl................D Iced Tea Mix-raspberry Flavor Blackberry Soda Kahlua Iced Coffee ..........................D Lite Egg Nog....................................D Iced Tea Mix-sugar Free Cherry Soda Latte Supreme..................................D Lemonade Flavor Drink Mix Cranberry Soda Lemon Iced Tea Diet Cranberry Soda Anytime Drink Crystals Lemon Tea A & W Diet Loganberry Soda Lemonade W/10% Real Lemon Juice Cream Soda Diet Raspberry Lime Soda Apple & Eve Lemonade, White Regular Diet Cream Soda Diet Raspberry Soda Cranberry Raspberry Drink Light Chocolate Fudge Float............D Diet Root Beer Diet Strawberry Soda Elmo’s Punch Mandarin Orange Green Tea Root Beer Diet Tangerine Soda Fruit Punch Mocha Latte ....................................D Lemon Soda Punch Mucho Mango Adirondack Loganberry Soda Mucho Mango Drink Black Cherry Soda Peach Soda Apple Time Orangeade Blueberry Soda Raspberry-lime Soda Apple Cider Peach Flavored Iced Tea Cherry Cola Raspberry Soda Apple Drink Peach Ice Tea Citrus Frost Strawberry Soda Apple Juice Natural Peach Tea Citrus Seltzer Tangerine Soda Arbor Peach Tea-diet Cola Caffeine Free Iced Tea Mix Pina Colada......................................D Cola Soda All Natural Spree Raspberry Flavored Iced Tea Cranberry Ginger Ale Cherry Lime Soda Arizona Raspberry Tea Diet Cola Cola Asian Plum W/honey Tea Raspberry Tea-diet Diet Ginger Ale Ginger Ale Carrot Crazy Cocktail Rx Energy Diet Orange Grapefruit Soda Crazy Berry Rx Energy Body Elixir Diet Root Beer Lemon Lime Soda Crazy Berry Tea Rx Health Immune Elixir Dr. Radical Lemon Tangerine Soda Crazy Carrot (vegetable & Fruit Jui c e s ) Rx Memory Elixir Ginger Ale Mandarin Lime Soda Crazy Cocktail Rx Power Herbal Punch Lemon-up Soda Root Beer Crazy Cocktail Drink Rx Stress Lemon Lime Seltzer Tropical Punch Diet Green Tea W/honey & Ginseng Rx Stress Relief Elixir Mandarin Orange Seltzer Diet Green Tea W/honey & Ginseng Strawbeery Banana Colada................D Orange Frost America Dry Diet Green Tea With Ginseng Diet Kola Strawberry Banana Colada Cocktail..D Orange Soda Diet Lemon Flavored Tea Tea W/ginseng & Honey Orange Sparkling Water Ginger Ale Soda Diet Peach Flavored Tea Kola Tea With Ginseng Pineapple Soda Diet Raspberry Tea Total Sport (lemon-lime Isotonic) Raspberry-lime Seltzer Lemon Soda Diet Tea W/honey & Ginseng Seltzer Total Sport Isotonic Raspberry Ginger Ale Fruit Punch Virgin Cocktail Pina Colada ............D Root Beer American Classic Ginseng Tea JEWISH ACTION Winter 5761/2000 Arizona Cowboy Cocktail Lemon Seltzer Duchesse Pear Fruit Punch Nci 10% Juice Mucho Mango Lemonade Ginger Ale Soda Lemon Lime Drink 10% Diet Green Tea Lemonup Soda Grapefruit Soda Lemonade 10% Juice Diet Lemon Tea Orange Punch Non-carbonated Lemon Lime Lemonade 507 Diet Peach Tea Orange Seltzer Orange Loganberry Drink 5% Diet Raspberry Tea Orange Soda Peach Mai Tai Cocktail Mixer Ginseng Tea Pina Colada Soda Pineapple Soda Margarita Cocktail Mix Ginseng Tea Pineapple Soda Raspberry Soda Orange Drink 10% Juice Green Tea Plain Seltzer Strawberry Soda Orange Grapefruit Blend Honey Lemon Tea Quinine Tarragon Soda Orange Punch Lemon Ginseng Tea Raspberry Seltzer Papaya Punch Lemon Tea Root Beer Soda China Mist Peach Nectar Peach Tea Strawberry Soda Chef’s Blend Pina Colada Mix Raspberry Tea Tropic Punch Fiesta Fria Red Punch Prickly Pear Tea Saber Blue Tiger Astra Ridge Cafe Delight Sea Breeze Mix Natural Drinking Water Hot Cocoa Mix................................D Citra Solar Squeeze California Natural Drinking Water-sparkling Citra Solar Squeeze Florida Canada Dry City Club Stegasaurus Orange Austin Powers Club Soda Strawberry Daiquiri Cocktail Mix Blue Margarita Cranberry Ginger Ale Golden Cola Champagne Grape Passion Drink Strawberry Kiwi Blend Splash 25% Cosmopolitan Mixer Diet Cranberry Ginger Ale Summer Punch Citrus Long Island Ice Tea Diet Ginger Ale Pineapple Orange Drink Tropical Punch T Style Citrus Punch Ginger Ale Tropical Blend Axelrod Tonic Water Tropical Splash Egg Nog ..........................................D Clear Choice Nonfat Eggnog ................................D Cappuccine Calorie Free Black Cherry Sparkling Water Coca-Cola Chocolate Decadence ......................D Caffeine Free Coca-cola Classic Bacardi Calorie Free Wild Cherry S Caffeine Free Coca Cola Special Cream Of Coconut Caribex parkling Water Coconut Milk Wild Cherry Sparkling Water Caffeine Free Diet Coke Barq’s Cream Of Coconut Cherry Coke Diet French Vanilla Creme Fruit Punch Cliffstar Coca Cola Classic Diet Root Beer Guava Pulp Apple Cocktail Dasani French Vanilla Creme Organic Banana Puree Apple Cocktail Vitamin C 100% Diet Cherry Coke Root Beer Pina Colada Mix Apple Juice Diet Coke Cream Soda Apple Juice Cocktail 5% Diet Sprite Diet Cream Soda Carnation Apricot Nectar Fresca Diet French Vanilla Creme Double Chocolate Meltdown............D Berry Blend Splash 25% Hi-c Fruit Punch Diet Root Beer Fat Free Hot Cocoa..........................D Bloody Mary Mix Sprite French Vanilla Hot Cocoa Mix ........D Bloody Mary Mix Spicy Surge Batory De Mexico Instant Hot Cocoa Mix....................D Citrus Blend Splash 25% Tab Cherry Drink Mix Malted Milk Chocolate ....................D Citrus Green Punch Caffeine-free Cola Lemonade Drink Mix Malted Milk Original ......................D Citrus Punch (hdpe) California Style Caffeine Free Coca-cola Classic Powdered Cocoa Drink Mix Milk Chocolate Cocoa......................D Citrus Punch (hdpe) Florida Style Caffeine Free Diet Coca-cola No Sugar Added Hot Cocoa Mix ....D Citrus Punch Blast Caffeine Free Diet Cola Best Health Rich Chocolate Cocoa Mix ..............D Citrus Punch T Style 2% Cherry Cola Black Cherry Flavored Soda Ristretto Danish Chocolate Cocktail Mix Sweet & Sour Coca-cola Classic Cooly Saurus Coke Ii Boston Celestial Seasonings Cran Straw Splash (pc) 30% Juice Diet Coca-cola Lemon Iced Tea Ginkgo Sharp Cran Fruit Blend Cranapple Low Calorie Splenda Diet Sprite Green Tea Peach Blossom Sprite Brewery Hill 25% Juice Lemon Zinger Ice Tea Surge Pocono Pilsner Cranberry Apple Juice Cocktail Magic Energy Juice Boost Cocktail Pocono Raspberry Cranberry Cocktail (speaco) 15% Sleepytime Herbal Cider Cranberry Cocktail Cocoa Bear Hot Dark Chocolate ........................D Brookside Tension Tamer Ruby Red Cocktail Cranberry Cocktail Low Cal Splenda Iced Tea Premium ............................D 27% Juice Chef Supreme House Of Tens Cool Nestea Cranberry Cocktail Low Calorie Iced Tea C & C Drink Crystals Cranberry Cocktail Reduced Calorie Black Cherry Soda Cherry Coke Cranberry Cocktail W/Calcium Coors N A Caffeine Free Cola Soda Cherry Cola 13% VC & 27% Juice Non-alcoholic Beer Cherry Cola Soda Diet Cherry Coke Cranberry Juice Cocktail Club Soda Cranberry Kiwi Juice Blend Cornell Beverages, Inc. Cola Soda Chersi Cranberry Peach Mango Juice Blend Black Cherry Creme Soda Baikal Cranraspapple L/calorie W/splenda Black Raspberry Diet Cola Soda Blackberry Soda 25% Juice Burgundy/grape Soda Diet Ginger Ale Soda Bouratino Fruit Punch (aldi’s) 10% Juice Celery Soda Fruit Punch Soda Cherry Fruit Punch Dino Blue Club Soda Ginger Ale Soda Cola Fruit Punch Dino Green Cooly Cream Soda Grape Punch Non-carbonated Diet Cola Saurus Citrus Diet Black Cherry Grape Soda Diet Cream Soda Fruit Punch Drink From Concentrate Diet Ginger Soda Iced Tea Fruit Punch Gas Diet Kola JEWISH ACTION Winter 5761/2000 Diet Lemon Soda Diet Raspberry Creme Soda Fruitopia Peachberry Quencher chocolate ......................................D Diet Orange Diet Redpop Soda Fruitopia Strawberry Passion Nautilus Women’s Essential Drink- Diet Rootbeer Diet Rock & Rye Soda Awareness strawberry......................................D Diet Vanilla Soda Diet Root Beer Nautilus Women’s Essential Drink- Ginger Ale Soda Fruit Punch Regular Galliker’s vanilla............................................D Half And Half Soda Fruit Punch Soda Iced Tea............................................D Kola Ginger Ale Lemonade ........................................D Healthy Pleasures Lemon Soda Grape Soda Orange Drink ..................................D Chocolate Irish Creme Shake............D Lemon/lime Soda Grapefruit Soda Orange Juice ....................................D Chocolate Raspberry Shake..............D Orange Soda Honeydew Mist Double Fudge Truffle Shake ............D Pineapple Soda Lemon-lime Soda Gefen French Silk Shake ............................D Plain Ole’ Seltzer Mango Tango Soda Lemon
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