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Shneider’s - all products certifi ed Trader Joe’s - chocolate babka, half under supervision of the CRC Hisa- moon cookies Pas Yisroel chdus or Rabbi Schneebalg Tuscanini – all products under super- Shwartz - all products certifi ed vision of Rabbi Weismandel Haddar - all baked goods under the under supervision of the CRC Unger’s – all products under supervision of Badatz or the CRC Kashrus Hisachdus supervision of the New Square Hisachdus. Smackin’ Good - potato knishes Beis Din Jason - bread crumbs when stating Stern’s - when bearing the CRC Vegi Chef – all products, when on package pas yisroel Bulletin Ta’amti – all products under the bearing CRC Hisachdus Kedem - tea biscuits, crackers, supervision of Rabbi Weismandel, Yossi’s Pita - wraps cookies Nitra Rav Please note: Breaded products i.e. Kemach - snackers , when Pas Yisroel Tivall - veggie corn bites, veggie fi sh, chicken nuggets, are usually is written on the label 2019 corn schnitzel made with real breading. Elul During the one Kosherifi c- crunchy fi shsticks Tofutti Cuties - when bearing Chof-K should be careful to use pas yisroel Landau - all baked goods under the clevelandkosher.org products. The following products supervision of Rabbi Teitelbaum, 440.347.0264 are pas yisroel: Volover Rav Lieber’s - all baked goods under the Brooklyn Bites - cookies, when supervision of Rabbi Weismandel, Pas Yisroel - The Staple of Life bearing Tarkitov Reading the Fine Print Nitra Rav The Gemara (Avodah Zara 35B) tells us that chazal prohibited the bread of a Amnon’s - pizza Macabee - pizza, pizza bagels, Below is listed some important kashrus designations found on products and non-jew. The reason for this enactment was out of concern that we engage Angel - pita bread - when bearing breaded eggplant, breaded their meaning. in eating, drinking and socializing, which may lead to intermarriage and the CRC Hisachdus mushroom, mozzarella sticks serving of idolatry. The original enactment forbid all breads, whether from a Angel’s Bakery - all baked goods MEAT - Product contains meat, requiring the usual wait time between Man - wafers commercial baker (pas palter) or an individual (pas akum). Later on, part of under Badatz supervision meat/dairy. Manamin - wafers that enactment was rescinded. According to ashkinazim, the bread of the com- Beigel’s - all baked goods under Manumit - wafers, certifi ed by Badatz MADE w/ MEAT UTENSILS - This designation is usually found on pre- mercial baker became permitted. However, during the custom Badatz supervision Manischewitz - matzoh and tam tam pared foods of the local take-out. Product should not be eaten as mentioned in Shulchan Aruch (Chap.473) is to be stringent and to only use Berman - all baked goods under products together with dairy. However, it would not require a waiting commercially baked goods where a Jew participated in the baking process. Badatz supervision Meal Mart - chicken nuggets period to eat dairy. Below are some practical points: Bloom’s - all baked goods under the Mishpacha - all baked goods under PARVE - Product may be eaten together with meat or dairy. supervision of Rabbi Teitelbaum, the supervision of Rabbi • This refers only to items baked from the fi ve grains: wheat, oats, spelt, Volover Rav Teitelbaum, Nirbater Rav DAIRY EQUIPMENT (DE) - Usually found on packaged products. barley and rye (not rice or corn). Carmit - wafers, certifi ed by Badatz Mendelsohn’s Pizza - certifi ed by Although the item does not contain any dairy ingredients, it • Pasta products are not considered bread items. Chopsies Pizza - when bearing Star-K Rabbi Gruber was produced on equipment that was used at another time • Breakfast Cereals, Pancakes - In order to be considered in the bread Dagim - all products certifi ed under Mon Cuisine - certifi ed by Rabbi to produce dairy products. Item should not be eaten or drunk family, besides being from the fi ve grains mentioned above, it must supervision of the CRC Hisachdus Teitelbaum, Volover Rav together with meat. It may be consumed after meat. (For have the “form” of bread ( ). There is a diff erence of opinion Deebest - crackers, tea biscuits Oneg - snacks, when bearing CRC those who consume cholov yisroel products, consult your Rav concerning how to categorize these items. Dr. Praeger’s - Fishies lightly Hisachdus as to whether you must be stringent regarding DE designated • Cakes, wraps, pies, pretzels and crackers are considered bread family breaded, fi sh sticks, fi sh cakes, Osem - all Israeli products certifi ed products also.) foods. pizza bagels by the OU & Badatz Emzee - wafers, certifi ed by Rabbi Ostreicher - all baked products • Doughnuts - This is a cooked dough which retains it’s shape. Two Teitelbaum, Volover Rav under the supervision of the New opinions are cited in Shulchan Aruch (168:13) as to whether it is still Gedilla - all products certifi ed under Square Beis Din considered a bread product. supervision of the CRC Hisachdus Paskesz - all baked goods under the Yoshon News • Bread Croutons, Bread Crumbs - Are considered bread Gefen - all baked goods under the supervision of Rabbi Gruber or • Granola Bars - are not considered a bread item supervision of Rabbi Teitelbaum, The following establishments are yoshon: Rabbi Westheim according to most opinions. Volover Rav Pressels - when bearing Badatz Grand Coff ee - All baked items Glicks - all products certifi ed under Sea Castle Fish Products - when Kinneret Pizza - Pizza only, under the supervision of Rabbi Kaplovitz supervision of the CRC Hisachdus bearing the CRC & KAJ Unger’s Bakery - Bakery dept., under the supervision of the Vaad Hakashrus Visit our website for more information including: Golden Fluff - cookies, animal crack- Shindler’s Fish Products - when To subscribe to local yoshon news, send an email to ers Dried Fruit, Liquor, Yoshon and Tevilas Keilim lists bearing the hashgacha of the [email protected] and include your name in the email. Gross - - biscuits, cookies, certifi ed Star-K & Volover Rav Kashrus information for all CK certifi ed establishments by CRC Hisachdus Shibolim - all baked goods under the To receive kashrus news and alerts send an email to: [email protected]. Recommended kashrus symbols Badatz cont. on back You can also support Cleveland Kosher by donating on our website. Strawberry Guava, Twisted Mango, Full Throttle - when bearing the OU Nature’s Basket - when bearing the Slice - Berry, Grape, Orange, Red Beverage List 2019 Zesty Blood Orange, Coke w/ Stevia, Fuze - When bearing the OU. Fuze OU Slurpees - The vaad actively certi- VIO (Dairy) Refresh products are Dairy Nestea Iced Tea - Cool Iced Tea, fi es the following location: Speed- Cotton Club - when bearing the OU Gatorade - when bearing the OU Lemon, Peach, Premium, Raspberry, way (Cedar & Green.) Acceptable Big Red - Black Cherry, Blue, Cola, Country Time - (liquid) Pink, Regu- Giant Eagle - when bearing the OU Southern Style, Sweeteneed, Un- fl avors are posted on sign. Lemon Lime, Orange, Peach, Pine- lar, Light Lemonade, Lemon Tea, Glaceau - when bearing the OU sweetened Slush Puppie - Consumers must apple, Red, Red Diet Caff eine free, Strawberry Lemon; (powder) when Gold Peak - Black Tea, Green Tea Nestle Pure Life Flavored Water - check each box of concentrate for a Red Float, Root Beer bearing OK. H2Oh! - Plain, Berry, Lemon-Lime, When bearing the OU reliable certifi cation. Tropical Punch Bubly Sparkling Water - Lime Crush - Banana, Berry Punch, Birch Orange NOS Energy Drink - When bearing is DAIRY . (Fountain),Orange (Fountain), Beer, Blue Raspberry, Cherry, Cream Hawaiian Punch - certifi ed in the the OU (Powershot is NOT kosher Snapple - when bearing the OK Raspberry (Fountain), Apple, Soda Red, Cream Soda White, Fruity following size containers only: 12 certifi ed) SoBe - Citrus Energy, Crangrapefruit The following beverages are NOT Blackberry, Cherry, Cranberry, Red, Grape, Lime, Orange, Peach, oz. can, 20 oz. bottle, 24 oz. bottle, Patio - Red Cherry, Ginger Ale Mango Mandarin, Pacifi c Coconut certifi ed: Grapefruit, Lemon, Lime, Mango, Pineapple, Red Licorice, Strawberry, 2 liter bottle - Aloha Morning Mix Pepsi - All cola varieties acceptable Pomegranate Nectarine Bundaberg Ginger Beer, IZZE, Orange, Peach, Pineapple, Minute Maid Cherry Limeade, Dad’s Watermelon Berry, Aloha Morning Cloud, Aloha Powerade - when bearing the OU Sprite (United States & Canada Raspberry, Strawberry, Watermelon Root Beer, Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Crystal Light - when bearing the OK Morning Orange, Aloha Morning Propel - Berry, Grape, Strawberry only) All including the new Blast Canada Dry Red Bull Cola, Snapple Fruit Punch, Dasani - when bearing the OU Strawberry, Berry Blue Typhoon, Kiwi and Cranberry (Regular and Zero) Monster Energy Drink, Kellogg’s Ginger Ale - Original, Blackberry, Diet Rite - Caff eine Free, Cherry Berry Bonkers, Berry Lime Blast, Propel Zero - Berry, Blackberry, Squirt - Citrus Power, Diet Squirt, Protein Water, Coke Products in- Cranberry, Ginger Ale 60, Green Cola, Cola, Golden Peach, Kiwi Fruit Juicy Red, Green Berry Rush, Blueberry Pomegranate, Grape, Regular, Ruby Red cluding Fanta bottled in Mexico. Tea, Lemonade, Orangeade, Ten Strawberry, Red Raspberry, Tanger- Lemon Berry Squeeze, Lemonade, Kiwi Strawberry, Lemon, Peach Starbucks - Bottled & canned Seltzer & Soda - Apple, Cranberry- ine, White Grape Lemon Lime, Lemon Lime Splash, RC Cola - Cola, Cherry Cola, Ten beverages are Kosher Dairy (non- Please Note: Reg. & diet are accept- Lime, Bitter Lemon, Black Cherry Dole Juices - when bearing ’K’ or Orange, Pink
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