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KOSHER PRODUCTS IN GREECE Can be Kosher Mehadrin Dairy Brand Name Product Name Counry Remarks found in √ Symbol (glatt) Supermarket Baking Powder All √ √ Baking Soda All √ Bread Choriatiko, Make sure they don’t put fats on the pans and don’t French Baguette use the same pans for cakes or pies. Butter D LURPAK Cake mixes D BETTY CROCKER Supermoist cake mix white OU-D ΑΒ D BETTY CROCKER German chocolate OU-D AB D BETTY CROCKER Brownie mix walnut OU-D AB Candies D WERTHERS original (butter candies) Chief Rabbinat e Israel Cereals D ALPEN Original AB D ALPEN No added sugar AB D ALPEN Nutty crunch AB KELLOGS Corn flakes KELLOGS Chocos KELLOGS Crunchy nut KELLOGS Smacks KELLOGS All bran KELLOGS Rice Krispies KELLOGS Frosties NESTLE Cheerios NESTLE Chocapic NESTLE Crunch NESTLE Fitness (nature only NESTLE Nesquick D NESTLE Golden Grahams QUAKER Harvest crunch real red berries QUAKER Oatso simple berry burst D QUAKER Oatso simple baked apple flavor WEETABIX Whole wheat breakfast cereal WEETABIX Minibix with fruits D WEETABIX Minibix with chocolate Chips KETTLE Sea salt KLBD Chocolate D CADBURRYS Dairy milk D Roast almond Chocolate D BOUNTY KLBD (bars) D TWIX KLBD Cocoa NESTLE NESQUICK France Coffee All 100% without added flavors Cookies D WALKERS pure butter shortbread OU- D Drinks - Soft Water, Coke, Pepsi, Sprite Fanta Etc. 100% natural Orange juice √ Eggs √ Preferably white eggs, √ Check for blood spots Fish - Fresh √ Only with fins and scales (see list below) Fish - Cans JOHN WEST Pink Salmon England JOHN WEST Tuna in spring water England JOHN WEST Tuna steaks in sunflower oil England √ Fish – Smoked KENMARE KLBD √ AB Salmon All Scotland, √ Norway Flour All √ Has to be sifted √ Fruits - Fresh All √ √ Fruits - Dry √ Natural only - not toasted √ Honey All √ Ice cream D HAAGEN DAAZS OU-D D Ben & Jerry’s Kof-K √ Ketchup Heinz √ Holland Marmalade BONNE MAMAN All without Grapes √ Meat √ Athens – Gostijo shop Thessaloniki – butcher Hamboughi Nea agora 71-81 (Agora Modiano) Tel: 2310-222171 Meat – Cold Hod Lavan Smoked Turkey bring your own knife and AB cuts cutting board Milk D All pure milk No additions, not enriched √ Mustard FRENCH’S OU √ COLMAN’S double superfine mustard COLMAN’S English mustard Olive oil Extra virgin Cold Press Ouzo OUZO 12 EPOM Mini Pancake mix D AUNT JEMINA original OU-D AB D AUNT JEMINA buttermilk OU-D AB √ Pasta BARILLA √ Without eggs Pop corn D JOLLY TIME OU-D D NEWMAN’S OU-D OWN D HOTPOP OK-D √ Rice All without √ Inspect before use √ additions Salt All √ Sauces CLASSIC FOOD barbecue sauce OU thousand island sauce OU COLMANS horseradish sauce LEA & PERRINS Worcestershire sauce KLBD Contains fish LOUISIANA hot sauce STAR K LA CHOY soy sauce OK SHARWOOD’S green label mango chutney major grey sweet mango √ chutney Soy Products ALPRO √ √ Sugar All √ Syrups CLASSIC FOOD pancake syrup OU GOLDEN syrup OU GRIDDLE KARO pancake syrup OU D HERSHEY strawberry syrup OU-D √ Tahini XAITOGLOU √ Tomato √ products MUTTI Whole or diced tomatoes √ √ Vegetables - All √ Fresh.

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